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In Lebedyansk district conducted raids on waste storage sites

In the Lebedyansk district raids to identify violations of the rules of storage of wood and plant waste

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In Lebedyansk district conducted raids on waste storage sites

In the Lebedyansk district raids were conducted to identify violations of the rules for storing wood and plant waste. Inspections were carried out by regional environmentalists together with local administration employees.

During the raids, specialists not only identified violations, but also reminded residents how to properly handle grass, fallen leaves and branches. They explained the requirements and warned of possible liability for non-compliance.

As a result of inspections, several violators were found. While they've been given warnings. If the requirements are violated again, they face a fine.

Source: Московский комсомолец ↗

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