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In Shatura warned about dangerous water in the river Pole

The administration of Shatura warned residents about the danger of water in the river Pole. A rainbow film was recorded on the surface, as well as a mass pestilence of fish.

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In Shatura warned about dangerous water in the river Pole

The administration of Shatura warned residents about the danger of water in the river Pole. A rainbow film was recorded on the surface, as well as a mass pestilence of fish.

Residents of nearby settlements are asked to limit the use of water from the river. Environmental experts have already taken samples for analysis. The results will show the cause of the contamination.

The situation is under control. Officials are investigating the source of the pollution. Residents are advised to take precautions.

Source: Московский комсомолец ↗

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