Occupied Luhansk drowning in garbage: 17 new illegal landfills since the beginning of the year - CNS
Kyiv • UNN
In the temporarily occupied Luhansk region, 17 new illegal landfills have emerged since the beginning of the year. Communal services are not working, and most workers have been mobilized into the Russian army.
Since the beginning of the year alone, 17 more illegal landfills have appeared in the temporarily occupied Luhansk region. This was reported by the Center for National Resistance (CNR), according to UNN.
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It is noted that illegal landfills most often appear in ravines, forest belts, or even near residential buildings.
The reason is simple: garbage is not removed for months. Utility services practically do not work - most employees are mobilized into the Russian army, there is no equipment, no control
It is indicated that the problem of waste management here is as critical as with water supply.
The occupiers only imitate "work", and people are forced to live among garbage and unsanitary conditions
They urge citizens to record the environmental crimes of the occupiers, "so that every culprit is punished."
Recall
In temporarily occupied Luhansk, sewage is discharged into the Luhan River, threatening an ecological catastrophe. This leads to water pollution and unsanitary conditions, endangering the lives of tens of thousands of people.