"We almost suffocated." Residents in the regions are complaining of unpleasant odors that are damaging their health.
🔸 In the Zarechny microdistrict Novosibirsk complained about emissions of harmful substances into the air from the industrial zone.
"For several years, residents of the neighborhood have been suffocating. Choking emissions come from the nearby industrial zone, where a locomotive plant is located. The emissions occur regularly, are visible, and have a severe impact on the health of residents."- stated They are in an appeal to Putin.
They demanded that measurements be taken of the maximum permissible concentrations of harmful substances in the air and that emissions in the microdistrict, which contains a school and two kindergartens, be reduced.
In the regional Ministry of Natural Resources respondedTwo "hazardous" enterprises, Novosibirsk Electric Locomotive Repair Plant LLC and Zheldorremmash JSC, operate on the site and are subject to federal oversight. However, no exceedances of odorous chemical compounds were detected during air quality monitoring, despite the presence of a distinct odor.
🔸 In Barnaul Residents complained of a "terrible stench" throughout the city.
"There's a strange smell in Cheryomushki," "We nearly choked while driving through Vlasikha. They say it's from the poultry farm."- have suggested city dwellers. However, the source of the unpleasant smell remains not found.
🔸 In RyazanAccording to the public organization "Breathe Clean," a signature drive has begun for a petition to Putin. Among other things, activists demanded Relocate the Ryazan Oil Refinery (JSC Ryazan Oil Refinery) industrial site at least 35-40 kilometers from the city. Residents of Ryazan in all districts of the city joined the signature drive, but the governor was not pleased. To Pavel Malkov: he blocked on his VK page as a lawyer, "Breathe Clean" Tatyana Silchenko.
Ryazan residents demand that they be provided with clean air. over 10 yearsThis time, nighttime industrial emissions have been "covering" the city since mid-May, almost without interruption.
Photo: "Breathe Clean"
