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Belgorodets complained about the asphalt plant in May

Belgorodets complained about the chad and noise from the asphalt plant in May

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Belgorodets complained about the asphalt plant in May

Belgorodets complained about the chad and noise from the asphalt plant in Maysk. According to him, despite the criminal case, the company is working.

The man left a comment in social networks under the post of governor. It was answered by the head of the administration of the Belgorod district Tatiana Kruglyakova.

She said that information on violations of environmental norms and requirements by the business entity was sent to the Rospotrebnadzor office in the Belgorod region. The administration has not yet been informed of the results of the appeal.

Governor Alexander Shuvaev got acquainted with the dairy complex in the Korochan district.

Source: Московский комсомолец ↗

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