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They will remove fuel oil on Anapa beaches at night and in the early morning – so as not to interfere with …

They will remove fuel oil on Anapa beaches at night and early in the morning – so as not to interfere with vacationers. Local environmentalists proposed to take a special watch for cleaning – until noon and night.
Now people warm the carcasses next door to volunteers while they get rid of the black slurry. Demonstitution will give tourists to relax calmly, to the hard workers – to work productively on empty beaches.
According to Mash, swimming on Anapa beaches is still strictly prohibited, especially in Vityazevo – there was a large -scale influx of fuel oil in winter. But people still climb into the water. In general, to be on the beaches of the OK, but it is better to wait for official permission from Rospotrebnadzor. The kids in the camps – it is possible, there is no smell of fuel oil, but instead of the sea they promise other activity.
On closed beaches, Ecologists Veniamin Golubitchenko and Roman Pukalov do not recommend swimming. The fuel oil in small quantities is not dangerous, but its ingress in the body is fraught with skin diseases and poisoning. Also in the region is an influx of Kamka algae, which happened earlier than usual. If you do not remove them in time, they will begin to rot, because of which it will be unpleasant to swim.
Anapa is now grace: plus 22, water – 18 degrees. Despite the spill of fuel oil, people at their own peril and risk swim in the sea and chilrates on the beach.
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