In a village near Moscow, an illegal industrial zone is poisoning people with powders.
In the village of Zahavoronki, Odintsov district - between the temple, the theater and the school - there is a terrible "industrial area". The locals are deafened by the roar of the machines and suffocated by the fumes: garbage trucks constantly cruise through the village, grinders screech and rats run around.
Residents complain that behind a solid fence, under the guise of waste sorting, a powder coating shop operates. And it works without any filters. It is impossible to open a window in the village: the window sill will immediately turn red or blue. Allergy sufferers suffer, and lung patients suffer exacerbations.
Odintsovo district officials began to move only when the story thundered across the country. The head, Andrei Ivanov, ordered the paint shop to be cleaned by December 6.
Now the Ivanov administration has three weeks to prove that it is capable of solving problems, and not just pretending to be active.