Residents of the Moscow region protected the village from a "hot Halloween" - local officials planned to organize a mass burning of 800 cows. The conflict between the residents of the Kolomna urban district and the administration flared up after an outbreak of dermatitis nodosa at the Rusmilk LLC plant. The owner decided to kill the animals, and the bodies were going to be disposed of in a field about a kilometer from the village of Gornostavo and 750 meters from the Savarka River. As local old woman Ekaterina told BAZ, people were most concerned about environmental issues. After all, according to them, they wanted to use tires and diesel for ignition. The residents feared the emission of carcinogenic substances and contamination of soil and groundwater. They demanded that the officials cancel the "hot event" planned for October 31. As explained by the Deputy Head of Administration Roman Panchishni, the location was agreed with Rosputerbendzor, Roselkhoznadzor and the territorial veterinary department. But still, the management met halfway and reassured the village - since everyone was against it, then there would be no slaughter or burning. But people's joy was short-lived. The village was protected, but the cows, which the residents believed could be cured, were not protected - they would still be slaughtered and burned somewhere in the Moscow region. Now residents are conducting their own investigation to find out where the giant 800-carcass cremation will now take place. Base in Telegram Base at maximum.

Residents of the Moscow region protected the village from a "hot Halloween" - local officials planned to organize a mass burning of 800 cows. The conflict between the residents of the Kolomna urban district and the administration flared up after an outbreak of dermatitis nodosa at the Rusmilk LLC plant. The owner decided to kill the animals, and the bodies were going to be disposed of in a field about a kilometer from the village of Gornostavo and 750 meters from the Savarka River. As local old woman Ekaterina told BAZ, people were most concerned about environmental issues. After all, according to them, they wanted to use tires and diesel for ignition. The residents feared the emission of carcinogenic substances and contamination of soil and groundwater. They demanded that the officials cancel the "hot event" planned for October 31. As explained by the Deputy Head of Administration Roman Panchishni, the location was agreed with Rosputerbendzor, Roselkhoznadzor and the territorial veterinary department. But still, the management met halfway and reassured the village - since everyone was against it, then there would be no slaughter or burning. But people's joy was short-lived. The village was protected, but the cows, which the residents believed could be cured, were not protected - they would still be slaughtered and burned somewhere in the Moscow region. Now residents are conducting their own investigation to find out where the giant 800-carcass cremation will now take place. Base in Telegram Base at maximum.