"The most contaminated" by ammunition area in Kyiv was called

"The most contaminated" by ammunition area in Kyiv was called Shutterstock
Olena Yatseno

The sappers also inspected the Grishko Botanical Garden

Pyrotechnics of the Kyiv Emergency Rescue Service recognized the Obolon district - the village of Pushcha-Vodytsya - as the most polluted explosive devices in Kyiv.

This was reported by the press service of the Kyiv Regional Military Administration in a telegram channel.

According to KRMA, in Pushcha-Vodytsya, Kyiv rescue service workers found considerable remnants of rockets and ammunition.

In addition, sappers have already inspected 84 hectares of the National Botanical Garden. M. Grishka.

“For now, take a walk in the botanical garden. M. Grishko can and should. This allows scientists to work, staff to service all plants, and visitors to enjoy the beauty of our flora. My personal recommendation is to visit the rosary,” said Natalia Zimenko, the director of the botanical garden.

Earlier, rescuers said that Pushcha-Vodytsya will be closed to vacationers at least until the end of summer 2022. According to them, it is still dangerous there both in the forest and on the roadsides and in the private sector. The Russians also left a lot of bookmarks in the homes of civilians, they can be everywhere - they have already been found in toys, cups and even the piano.

As reported EcoPolitics before, The Ministry of Internal Affairs named the districts of Kyiv, which are most contaminated with explosives.

Tags: ,
Related
Digest of environmental crimes of the week: pollution, forest felling and illegal subsoil use
Digest of environmental crimes of the week: pollution, forest felling and illegal subsoil use

Due to excessive discharge of mine water, an enterprise in Dnipropetrovsk Oblast has to pay over UAH 530 million

Digest of environmental crimes: over UAH 140 million in damage from peat extraction and forest felling
Digest of environmental crimes: over UAH 140 million in damage from peat extraction and forest felling

Among the polluters of nature, an entrepreneur from Kyiv who burned tyres instead of recycling them "stood out"

Work at the andesite quarry in Zakarpattia is continuing without an environmental permit, but the court has refused to halt it
Work at the andesite quarry in Zakarpattia is continuing without an environmental permit, but the court has refused to halt it

The company even acquired more than 32 hectares of woodland under an easement, but the court saw no grounds for returning it to the state

Digest of environmental crimes: widespread corruption among forestry officials and environmental pollution
Digest of environmental crimes: widespread corruption among forestry officials and environmental pollution

Most of the crimes uncovered involve foresters implicated in illegal logging, the embezzlement of public funds and negligence, which is causing damage to the forests