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After complaints in Shenkursk removed debris of slag and sawdust at the city bath

In Shenkursk put in order the territory of the city bath, where there were dangerous debris of waste

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After complaints in Shenkursk removed debris of slag and sawdust at the city bath

In Shenkursk, the territory of the city bath was put in order, where there were dangerous debris of waste. This was reported by the Popular Front of the Arkhangelsk region.

In the spring of this year, during the monitoring of the garbage reform in Pomorie, experts of the Popular Front recorded debris of slag, firewood and sawdust near the bath, stored close to residential buildings. The environment and fire safety were in question.

Public activists sent a request to eliminate violations to the administration of the Shenkur district. There was a large-scale cleaning at the facility.

The Popular Front thanked the local authorities for a responsible approach to human security and noted that they would continue to monitor the implementation of the reform on the management of MSW in Pomorie.

Source: Московский комсомолец ↗

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