A coal mine fire, nuclear strike hoaxes, and bear dumps near Tomsk: NeMoskva's overnight news
A coal mine fire in Tuva injured 11 people. Residents of several regions received a fake message from the Ministry of Emergency Situations about allegedly launched nuclear warheads.
Fire in Tuva and fake news about a nuclear strike
11 people suffered during a fire on Mezhegeysky coal deposit in TuvaThe fire covered 250 square meters. Judging by the photographs, it may be a dormitory. "181 people evacuated on their own," — the Ministry of Emergency Situations reported. According to preliminary data, a short circuit occurred.
Residents Kurgan, Sverdlovsk, Tyumen, Rostov areas, Perm the edges and other regions through the Russian Ministry of Emergency Situations mobile app entered A fake email about allegedly launched nuclear warheads, the need to stock up on food for three weeks, and take shelter in basements. The Ministry of Emergency Situations quickly denied these reports, attributing the incident to a massive cyberattack.
And in Ukraine large-scale hacker attack has undergone The official "Air Alert" app sent users false push notifications about radiation hazards, a chemical attack, the threat of an Oreshnik ballistic missile strike, and street fighting in Kyiv.
Landfills near Tomsk and a thermal power plant in Irkutsk
В Tomsk village Staroyugino, where in August a bear attacked a local resident, activists found Seven unauthorized dumps attract wild animals to residential buildings. According to activists, the district administration is shifting the blame to the regional solid municipal waste operator, which effectively fails to service remote rural areas, while local village authorities lack specialized equipment and contractors to remove the waste.
En+ Holding decided refuse from the modernization of a 150 MW power unit Irkutsk CHPP-10. Temporary decommissioning of the facilities proved impossible given the current systemic limitations of the Siberian energy system, and implementing the project within the original budget became economically unfeasible. Withdrawal from the program will cost the company approximately 370 million rubles in fines.
