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City authorities in Russia commented on information about polluted birds

Information that appeared in public in social networks about allegedly contaminated with oil birds, denied the authorities of Sochi

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City authorities in Russia commented on information about polluted birds

Information that appeared in public in social networks about allegedly contaminated with oil birds, denied the authorities of Sochi.

According to the operational headquarters of the Krasnodar Territory, in some public there were reports of injured birds that were found on the Black Sea coast after a fire on a tanker.

The administration of the resort city denied this information. As a result of the survey of the coastal strip in Sochi, emissions of petroleum products were not detected, the report said.

Source: Московский комсомолец ↗

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