"There will be some left for vacationers." Beach equipment sits idle near Anapa—there's no one to clean up the fuel oil.

Shovels used to remove fuel oil debris from beaches stand near the empty municipal headquarters—this scene was captured on camera on the shore near the resort village of Vityazevo near Anapa over the weekend. "It will probably remain for vacationers if there are no volunteers. Please use it." — the author of the video sadly ironizes.

There were no government employees there to clean up, either. But there was fuel oil—small and larger chunks littered the entire beach.

Elsewhere, equipment is also idle. "An entire fleet of vehicles is sitting idle, waiting for their moment, but I don't know when that moment will come. Why not start working now?"   asks The author of the blog "Anapa in Focus." He later spoke with a representative of the "Anapa Resorts" organization, which is responsible for beach maintenance, who explained that only 5-7 cm of sand had dried so far, and spreading it with equipment was "impractical."

It turned out that there were only 8 pieces of equipment on 15 km of beaches. Blogger She urged All owners of large hotel complexes are urged to purchase equipment to clean beaches, prepare for the season, and "hope it all pays off." According to him, a used vibration unit costs 3-5 million rubles.

At the same time, the regional Ministry of Emergency Situations declare that the main cleaning work has been completed, and the seeders for “delicate cleaning” of sand are still being “tested”.

Meanwhile, volunteers have already come up with several devices, including one for wet sand. For example, an initiative group showed their vibrating machine to the ruling party's leadership. "We did it ourselves. This is the standard, please learn, United Russia." " said the volunteer. They were promised mass production.