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Yaroslavl residents ask to clean the river Tolgobolka again

As residents of Resintechnics note, most recently beavers and ducks lived on Tolgobolsk

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Yaroslavl residents ask to clean the river Tolgobolka again

As residents of Resintechnics note, most recently beavers and ducks lived on Tolgobolka. Now they are not, because the water in the reservoir became black with soapy foam and acquired a characteristic smell of sewers.

People wrote complaints to all possible authorities. But apart from the fact that violations have been identified and will be eliminated, absolutely nothing happens.

The water has been dirty for over a month. Nearby is SNT. Many have wells and wells. People are afraid that the water will become dirty. And take what flows in the river, which, by the way, flows into the Volga, has long been impossible.

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