
I live in the coldest city on earth where temperatures plummet to -71C - tears freeze to my face and I can't stay outside for more than 10 minutes
Daily MailA woman who lives in the coldest city on earth where temperatures plummet as low as -71C, has revealed how she survives the deadly conditions. As soon as Kiun gets outside in Yakutsk, it is not long before ice begins forming on her hair and eyelashes and she starts experiencing symptoms of frostbite Kiun films herself wrapping up with multiple layers to ensure she keeps warm in the deadly conditions 'When you step outside, the icy air hits your lungs like a shock, making it difficult to breathe. The YouTuber showed herself throwing boiling water in the air which immediately turned to ice Because the conditions are below freezing, Kiun's makeup has spoiled, due to the ice on her eyelashes melting and turning into water Kiun said many people rely on the bus to travel around the city, as having your own car can be tricky She also put on Yakutian fur boots, as regular footwear would freeze up within minutes of braving the cold The content creator lives in an apartment building where the central heating is on all day, every day, and there are two heavy front doors to stop the draught from entering the hallways The content creator is seen brushing the snow off a tree in the city centre of Yakutsk Kiun said that mobiles are often used just for emergencies, as the conditions can drain the batteries, causing them to randomly shut off. But Kiun - who had developed frost on her eyelashes - said that there are homeless people who live in Yakutsk and the city provides shelters during winter so that they don't freeze. Kiun rushed to a nearby shopping centre to warm up before her body got dangerously cold Kiun shows a resident throwing away their bathroom waste into the outside toilet as they don't have plumbing The inside of one of the poorly insulated apartment buildings in the 'most dangerous' area of the city While bus stops are now heated, they weren't back then.
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