Unauthorized Waste Dump in the Mirny settlement
16 May 2013, Thursday
The spontaneous unauthorized waste dump in the Mirny settlement was liquidated today by efforts of the Administration of Cis-Volga and Vakhitovo districts of the city of Kazan. Rubbish heaps were found on the road near the bifurcation: the Mirny settlement – the Davlikeevo settlement - the Birchwood. The territory was fenced; however, it did not keep violators from breaking the law. Columns were dug up, and unauthorized waste dumping went growing. According to Igor Frolov, an expert on unauthorized dumps liquidation of the Cis-Volga and Vakhitovo districts of Kazan, today more than 400 cubic meters of construction and household waste were taken away to the Samosyrovo dump. The Administration of the district is planning to fence the territory to prevent violations of environmental legislation.
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