Paldiski observation platform collapsed into sea

Paldiski observation platform collapsed into sea

17.01.2024, Paldiski. The sea reclaimed another piece of the Pakri Peninsula when the Paldiski observation platform, which was declared a hazard a few years ago, finally collapsed. It is also believed that the old Pakri lighthouse could face a similar fate in the coming years. The lower part of the coast is formed by soft rocks including mud or sandstone, which are eroded by the sea from below. Over a 100-year period, the coastline has receded by almost 25 meters. Photo Eero Vabamägi, Postimees

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