"Chemical attack on civilians." Residents of Ryazan's Skopinsky district complain about a pig farm that's making it difficult to breathe.
Residents are demanding that the sewage treatment plant at the pig farm, built near the site a couple of years ago, be inspected. village of VoslebovoThe stench emanating from it was so bad that it became impossible to live either in the neighboring villages or in the regional center.
"On the night of May 27-28, a terrible stench and odor permeated Voslebovo. The pig farm carried out another chemical attack on civilians. Who is responsible for monitoring this chaos? Why isn't the wastewater treatment plant working?" asked ininterview in the group "Overheard in Skopin".
Similar posts were also published a week forbackside, and earlier.
The Ministry of Natural Resources responds to complaints in the same way: "This enterprise is subject to federal environmental supervision, which is carried out in our region by the Priokskoye Interregional Department of Rosprirodnadzor."The district authorities remain silent.
The decision to build a pig farm was made in 2017 with virtually no discussion with local residents: they were not properly not aboutordered about public hearings. Local authorities аcampaigned people for construction, promising jobs and infrastructure. Two years ago, the Skopinsky District administration harevillaThe pig farm management is expected to begin using a special odor-neutralizing agent. The agent has either run out or has never been used, but complaints about the stench continue to appear regularly on social media.
The pig farm was built by the Thai investor Charoen Pokpand Foods (Foreign Investments) LLC (SPFO LLC) пabout the agreement with the former governor Nikolai LyubimovSoon after the pig farm opened, he moved to a job farther away from the Skopin residents' discontent—to the Russian Senate. The current governor Pavel Malkov пpromised "to ensure the most comfortable working climate for investors" in Voslebovo.
Photo: Skopin.Info
