On the Kuban coast, volunteers and rescue teams are working around the clock, continuing to clean the beaches after tanker accidents in the Kerch Strait. Veterinarians from all over the country help birds contaminated with fuel oil, stabilize the birds’ condition and then send them to rehabilitation. We tell you how you can help in this difficult situation and the thousands of people on the scene.
According to official data, about ten thousand people are trying to eliminate the consequences of the emergency directly on the spot: from Blagoveshchenskaya station to the central beach of Anapa.
For those who want to join the movement: Vacancies have been published on the Dobro.rf platform, where those interested can register to help. 1,383 volunteers have already responded. At the end of the article, we will share the people you can join the team with. The online map for volunteers is here.
With the help of people and equipment, more than 21 thousand tons of sand and soil contaminated with oil products were collected in the Temryuk region and Anapa. In addition, more than 14.5 thousand tons of sand and soil were transferred to specialized organizations for disposal.
Headquarters contact information:
- With. Vityazevo, st. Chernomorskaya, 120b, tel.: 8 (989) 232-10-23 (mutual assistance center #WEARETOGETHER, Krasnodar Territory);
- Krasnodar, st. Lenina, 35/1, tel.: 8 (861) 293-00-20 (Volunteer resource center of the Krasnodar Territory);
- Temryuk, st. Buvina, 276, tel.: 8 (989) 232-10-23 (municipality #WEARETOGETHER, Temryuk district).
Bird help centers are located at the following addresses:
- With. Vityazevo, st. Chernomorskaya, 2 (tel. 8-918-188-56-41 – Evgeniy);
- With. Vityazevo, st. Mira, 113 (tel. 8-961-597-53-21—Elena);
- X. Usatova Balka, st. Mayakovskogo, 1B (tel. 8-918-395-00-47 – Tatyana).
Let us recall that on December 15, an accident occurred in the Kerch Strait region with the tankers Volgoneft-212 and Volgoneft-239. There were 27 people on board. The teams were evacuated to the shore, unfortunately one person died. According to official information, the cause of the incident was a storm.
Source: People Talk
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