The letter of Tagilchans to Governor Yevgeny Kuyvashev with a request to intervene in the situation with Chernoistochinsky pond did not reach the addressee in time. The capital of the Urals will be sent only in the middle of next week. About this JustMedia. ru said the chairman of the public organization "Ecopravo" Andrei Volegov.

Activists have no money to copy the text of the appeal and the subscription lists.

"With this we have problems. In the document 500 sheets, one run costs 6 rubles. It turns out about 3 000 rubles ", - he specified.

Now the community members are trying to solve the problem on their own and are asking to make copies of those who have such an opportunity: "Then we'll see how much there will remain and calculate the final amount that will be required".

The head of the region did not receive an appeal at the planned time (initially it was said that the document would be sent to Yevgeny Kuyvashev in early December,. ed) for one more reason - local businesses fill in and complete subscription lists for a long time.

"In addition, many people responded later. But in general, we focus on enterprises. Now the rest will hand over the subscription lists, we will solve the problem with copying the document and I think that we will send the letter in the middle of the week ", - Volegov specified in a conversation with a correspondent of JustMedia. en.

Recall, in the past two years in Nizhny Tagil, an emergency situation with drinking water. In Chernoistochinsky pond actively develops blue-green algae, releasing toxins.

In the reservoir due to lack of oxygen, and high concentrations of ammonia, and ammonium ions - fish die. The Chernoistochinsky waterworks and water treatment plant have been operating since the 1970s and the equipment does not allow them to be cleaned of water. Earlier Volegov wrote about this to the Prosecutor General's Office of the Russian Federation.

Also environmentalists, townspeople and local entrepreneurs want to connect the head of the region Yevgeny Kuyvashev to the situation. They suggest using groundwater for drinking.