Pakistan, Jan. 30 -- Moscow experienced record-breaking snowfall this month, shattering a 200-year-old record, authorities reported. The heavy snow caused major disruptions in the Russian capital. Streets were buried under massive snowdrifts, creating difficulties for the city's 13 million residents.

Public transport was heavily affected as trains in and around Moscow faced significant delays. Traffic jams piled up across the city, trapping thousands of vehicles. Emergency services struggled to clear the roads, while residents faced challenges commuting to work or school.

Moscow State University said January saw unusually high snowfall for the city. By January 29, the observatory recorded nearly 92 millimeters of precipitation, the high...