Raid to the Settlements of Kazan
22 May 2013, Wednesday
Today within the framework of the sanitary and ecological two-month campaign, the Ministry of Ecology and Natural Resources of the Republic of Tatarstan together with the Administrative and Technical Inspection of the Kazan Executive committee organized a press raid to the settlements of the capital. In the course of the raid an unauthorized solid household waste deposit was found in the territory between the Salmachi and Kuyuki settlements. Household and construction waste was thrown into the nearby ravine. According to inspectors of the Central Territorial Administration of the Ministry of Ecology and Natural Resources of the Republic of Tatarstan, for the purpose of a violator revealing, night raids will be carried out on site. Besides, inspectors have revealed violations in the organization of household waste storage and taking out in the Salmachi and Altan settlements. Due to untimely waste taking out, there are waste dumps near waste container platforms, paper and plastic bags are flying apart. Administrative protocols related to these violations are drawn up.
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