In the village of Protasovo near Moscow, sewage pipes that led from the site of the singer, People's Artist of Russia Larisa Dolina, have been liquidated for a month. This is reported by the telegram channel Mash.
"The Ministry of Housing and Communal Services of the Moscow region requested the Ministry of Internal Affairs to check the discharge of sewage into the stream. The administration of Mytishchi reported on an on-site inspection and plans to eliminate violations in a month. Specialists will eliminate the illegal drain — the outlet pipe will be isolated and damped, "the publication says.
It is specified that these works will be carried out at the expense of budgetary funds. However, in the future, the local administration can assess the environmental damage and recover it from the artist.
The telegram channel reminds that on the territory of the site, a valley of an artificial pond pours through rusty channels with marsh slime, which has polluted the nearest banks of the stream. The pond was dug back in 2001 using heavy machinery. Thus, the natural terrain was damaged, and sewage caused environmental damage.
A Saratov businessman complained to Rosprirodnadzor, who asked to check, stop the discharge of liquids and establish the degree of damage to the soil and terrain.
As EADaily reported, Dolina previously said that once in her life she won $ 200 at a casino in Las Vegas.
"I've been to Las Vegas once in my life. I won $200 and immediately left. Gambling does not excite me at all," the singer admitted.

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