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Toxic Black Snow Covers Siberian Town As Local Coal Plants Blamed For Scenes

Usually pristine white snowscapes in the industrial Kemerovo region have been transformed.

Pollution from coal plants have been blamed for the ghostly phenomenon blighting the cities of Prokopyevsk and Leninsk-Kuznetsky plus the town of Kiselyovsk.

One comment on the morbid scene from a worried local read: “Is this what snow looks like in hell?”

A picture shows the Russian word ПОМОГИТЕ - or Help us - scrawled in the grimy snow.

Residents have alleged there is a long-term lack of environmental protection in an region that’s lifeblood is coal, reports The Siberian Times.

One person said: “No cleansing systems, all the waste, dust and dirt, coal lay in the area. Our children and us are breathing it. It's just a nightmare.

Another commented: “The government bans smoking in public. But let us inhale coal dust all together and let it reside in our lungs.”

Another said: “The future of our children is terrifying.”

Kemerovo is famous both as Russia’s leading coalmining region but also as home to Siberia’s best ski slopes, famed for an annual swimwear piste run.

So far the colourful slopes of resort Sheregesh have not been tarnished by the pollution hitting residents elsewhere in the region.

State prosecutors are now examining whether to bring criminal prosecutions for pollution.

Local media in Russia blame local coal processing plants, and highlighted how parked cars were caked with a thick lawyer of black grime.

One - called Prokopyevskaya - has accepted some responsibility.

Boss Anatoly Volkov told Vesti-Kuzbass TV channel that a shield to protect the air from coal power had stopped working.

Deputy governor of Kemerovo region Andrei Panov - in charge of ecology - is to meet local environmentalists to discuss the matter and also blames coal boilers and car exhausts as well as factories.

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Toxic BLACK Snow Blankets Siberian Town

TOXIC apocalyptic black snow has blanketed a Siberian town - as locals fear for the safety of their kids.

Usually pristine white snowscapes in the industrial Kemerovo region have been transformed.

Pollution from coal plants have been blamed for the ghostly phenomenon blighting the cities of Prokopyevsk and Leninsk-Kuznetsky plus the town of Kiselyovsk.

One comment on the morbid scene from a worried local read: “Is this what snow looks like in hell?”

A picture shows the Russian word ПОМОГИТЕ - or Help us -  scrawled in the grimy snow.

Residents have alleged there is a long-term lack of environmental protection in an region that’s lifeblood is coal, reports The Siberian Times.

One person said: “No cleansing systems, all the waste, dust and dirt, coal lay in the area. Our children and us are breathing it. It's just a nightmare.

Another commented: “The government bans smoking in public. But let us inhale coal dust all together and let it reside in our lungs.”
Another said: “The future of our children is terrifying.”

Kemerovo is famous both as Russia’s leading coalmining region but also as home to Siberia’s best  ski slopes, famed for an annual swimwear piste run.

So far the colourful slopes of resort Sheregesh have not been tarnished by the pollution hitting residents elsewhere in the region.

State prosecutors are now examining whether to bring criminal prosecutions for pollution.

Local media in Russia blame local coal processing plants, and highlighted how parked cars were caked with a thick lawyer of black grime.

One - called Prokopyevskaya - has accepted some responsibility.

Boss Anatoly Volkov told  Vesti-Kuzbass TV channel that a shield to protect the air from coal power had stopped working.

Deputy governor of Kemerovo region Andrei Panov - in charge of ecology - is to meet local environmentalists to discuss the matter and also blames coal boilers and car exhausts as well as factories.



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These are list of bandit's bases from west to east. In (........) are bases not in Russia.
-MAGDEBURG (GERMANY)
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-Lokomotiv
-Unnamed base
-Isilkul
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Drunk teenagers attacked the POLICE of the Rosguard and get shot

Rosgvardi fighters were forced to shoot from violent teenagers who started a fight in a cafe in Leninsk-Kuznetsky, the administration of the TFR in the Kemerovo region reported. Surveillance cameras removed the standoff with law enforcement officers.

The incident occurred at about two in the morning on January 26 in a pub where a 19-year-old local resident struck a girl during an altercation and, together with her friends, arranged a fight with another company. When the Rosgvardians appeared, the hooligans turned their attention to them.

The company specially divided the private security employees around the hall: pushing three to the entrance, one was kept in the center, and another employee was in the corner, the investigators say.

The instigators were three teenagers aged 16-17 years old: on the pictures you can see how they provoke law enforcement officers to the conflict. In the course went not only fists, but also chairs, bottles, bits and knives. It was not possible to bring down the intensity of passions with two warning shots, and therefore one of the employees opened fire. Only by injuring one teenager, the ministers of the law managed to bring the situation under control.

The victim was hospitalized, but a few days later he was transferred to the detention facility - to two friends, who are also accused of assault and violence against a representative of the authorities.