Kuće u najhladnijem gradu na svetu nemaju WC, ali imaju troje vrata i postoji dobar razlog za to
Prethodnih dana, kada su u Srbiji bile temperature ispod nule, mnogi nisu ni želeli da provire napolje zbog mraza. Nekoliko stepeni ispod nule deluju vrlo prijatno u odnosu na -45 koliko je u Jakutsku, najhladnijem gradu na svetu.
TL;DR
- Yakutsk is the coldest city in the world, with average January temperatures of -50°C and a record low of -71°C.
- Residents use well-insulated homes, special heating systems, and protective clothing to survive the cold.
- Daily life includes measures like multiple exterior doors, carpets on outdoor stairs due to icy streets, and keeping cars running overnight.
- In Oymyakon, a village near Yakutsk, plumbing freezes, and toilets are often located outside.
- Despite the cold, Yakutsk has a population of 355,500, with people working in animal husbandry and fishing.
- Residents report becoming accustomed to the cold, with their brains adapting to the low temperatures.
- The ground in Yakutsk remains cold even in summer, but the city experiences mosquitoes due to its location on the Lena River.