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Yaroslavl residents told about the second stinking pile with giblets

This time it was found on the road Govyrino-Nagorje near the village of Dmitrovskoye

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Yaroslavl residents told about the second stinking pile with giblets

This time it was found on the road Govyrin-Nagorje, near the village of Dmitrovskoye. And the residents of the Pereslavl district are now not at all sure that there is somewhere else, and maybe even more than one, such a fetid “beauty”.

The first pile, fortunately, was removed, but the person who stores waste in this way, it seems, did not learn anything, so people demand to punish everyone who does so shamelessly. Especially since there are cameras in the area that can be tracked.

In the meantime, local residents have not only to observe the unsanitary conditions created by people, but also with fear of waiting for a pile of waste to attract the attention of wild animals.

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Source: Московский комсомолец ↗

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