In Kyiv, the forest was turned into a dump with huts for the homeless. Photo

In Kyiv, the forest was turned into a dump with huts for the homeless. Photo facebook.com/profile.php?id=100004020142311
Katerina Belousova

Darnitsa regional state administration and public utilities urged to clear the forest of debris

in Kyiv In the Nikolsky forest, which is managed by the Darnytsia Forest Park Enterprise, local residents found a lot of old clothes, household garbage, car tires and even huts of the homeless.

Activist Svetlana Radost wrote about this on her page in Facebook.

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The activist said that she discovered the dumps while walking in a bird cherry grove.

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"The littering of the territory is amazing," the user emphasized.

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She posted photos from the forest, which included:

  • plastic bottles and bags;
  • car tires;
  • homemade tents from old blankets;
  • old clothes and other rubbish.

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The activist urged the Darnitsa regional state administration and public utilities from "Kyivzelenstroy" to pay attention to the littering of the forest.

We shall remind you that in Kyiv, in the landscape reserve of local importance "Zhukov Island" was found a spontaneous dump, traces of numerous bonfires, felling of trees, as well as, despite the ban on the entry of vehicles, traces of cars, ATVs and motorcycles. At the end of May, the communal workers cleaned up the island.

As EcoPolitics reported earlier, in Kiev, KP "Pleso" plans to announce a competitive tender for clearing the underground section of the Lybid River from significant silt deposits, wood and various debris.

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