OREANDA-NEWS  Rospotrebnadzor did not detect an excess concentration of dangerous substances in the air, drinking water and fish in the Crimea and Krasnodar Territory. This is reported on the agency's website.

Air samples were collected from 35 locations, including in the work area of the liquidators and the sanitary protection cordon between residential buildings and enterprises for the accumulation of sand contaminated with fuel oil. Experts conducted about seven thousand studies, as a result of which no deviations from the norm were found.

Water from drinking water supply sources and the water distribution network was tested 2.4 thousand times, seawater — over 1.1 thousand times, and soil — about 4 thousand times. Fish and seafood from the Black Sea were examined 1,2 thousand times, and 500 more times — ready meals from field kitchens and places of accommodation for Russian Emergencies Ministry staff and volunteers. All indicators are normal.

Earlier it became known about new toxic emissions of fuel oil in Crimea and Kuban.