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The police began to catch Russians swimming on the beaches of the United Arab Emirates The police began to catch Russian tourists swimming on the beaches of the United Arab Emirates (UAE). The media reports on it. Restrictions on swimming, in particular, have been in effect in the emirate of Ajman since October 28. Part of the beach was sealed due to a fuel oil leak. Letters were sent to hotel guests warning them not to swim. However, in the morning, Russian tourists went to the beach: the water at first seemed clear, but soon the vacationers felt a pungent smell and noticed dirt in the sea. Closer to lunch, the police began taking people out of the water and onto the beach. Some hotels have completely blocked off the beaches with caution tape to prevent tourists from even approaching the bay. Vacationers were warned that if the ban continues to be violated, then access to the sea will be completely blocked. Some noticed a plane over the beach spraying an unknown substance. Apparently, it is used to clean up the aftermath of an oil spill.

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The police began to catch Russians swimming on the beaches of the United Arab Emirates The police began to catch Russian tourists swimming on the beaches of the United Arab Emirates (UAE). The media reports on it. Restrictions on swimming, in particular, have been in effect in the emirate of Ajman since October 28. Part of the beach was sealed due to a fuel oil leak. Letters were sent to hotel guests warning them not to swim. However, in the morning, Russian tourists went to the beach: the water at first seemed clear, but soon the vacationers felt a pungent smell and noticed dirt in the sea. Closer to lunch, the police began taking people out of the water and onto the beach. Some hotels have completely blocked off the beaches with caution tape to prevent tourists from even approaching the bay. Vacationers were warned that if the ban continues to be violated, then access to the sea will be completely blocked. Some noticed a plane over the beach spraying an unknown substance. Apparently, it is used to clean up the aftermath of an oil spill.

The police began to catch Russians swimming on the beaches of the United Arab Emirates The police began to catch Russian tourists swimming on the beaches of the United Arab Emirates (UAE). The media reports on it. Restrictions on swimming, in particular, have been in effect in the emirate of Ajman since October 28. Part of the beach was sealed due to a fuel oil leak. Letters were sent to hotel guests warning them not to swim. However, in the morning, Russian tourists went to the beach: the water at first seemed clear, but soon the vacationers felt a pungent smell and noticed dirt in the sea. Closer to lunch, the police began taking people out of the water and onto the beach. Some hotels have completely blocked off the beaches with caution tape to prevent tourists from even approaching the bay. Vacationers were warned that if the ban continues to be violated, then access to the sea will be completely blocked. Some noticed a plane over the beach spraying an unknown substance. Apparently, it is used to clean up the aftermath of an oil spill.

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