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Company from Bashkiria fined 710 thousand rubles for violation of sanitary and fire requirements

Bashkir environmental interdistrict prosecutor's office revealed a violation by a company that uses a rental plot in the Nurimanovsky forestry

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Company from Bashkiria fined 710 thousand rubles for violation of sanitary and fire requirements

The Bashkir environmental interdistrict prosecutor's office revealed a violation by a company that uses a rental plot in the Nurimanovsky forestry.

Law enforcement officers found that in the territory store logging residues, industrial and household waste. All this violates sanitary and fire protection requirements.

The environmental prosecutor made a presentation to the company, after which the forest area was cleared of debris. Also the legal entity was fined in the amount of 710 thousand rubles.

Source: Московский комсомолец ↗

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