Residents of the temporarily occupied Crimea are warned about acid rains after the chemical emissions that occurred in Armyansk. It is reported Crimea. Realities.

Warnings spread by SMS and phone. It is reported that after acid rain, the skin becomes blistered. "Recommend not to go under the rain, close the windows, be afraid of evaporation," the message says..

Rescuers urge residents of the Crimea to refrain from traveling around the city, if possible stay in the apartment or at work.

The ecological situation in Krasnoperekopsk is no better than in Armyansk, where chemical substances were released in August. This was told by a local resident Vladimir.

"The situation in Krasnoperekopsk is tragic. Practically there is no difference with the Armenian. On the day when the wind appears, it gets a little better, and in the evening and at night there is nothing to breathe. In the mouth there is a taste of burnt metal, in the throat bakes. People are sick, "- said Vladimir.

According to him, in Krasnoperekopsk in the city were placed a temporary composition of reloading raw materials for the "Crimean titanium" from wagons to cars. The process of overloading occurs at night.

At the same time, the Russian head of Crimea, Sergei Aksenov, urged residents of Krasnoperekopsk "not to be nervous". He argues that "no one will leave".

Since August 25, residents of the occupied Armyansk have complained of a strange smell in the air, malaise and other phenomena. Some temporarily move to other parts of the Crimea and to mainland Ukraine. After an unknown ejection at the Titan plant, leaves began to fall in the yards, plants dry, and people complain of nausea, dizziness, rashes and allergies.

The plant was stopped for two weeks.

Children from the city will be sent to the sanatorium, in schools, they announced a vacation for two weeks.

According to Foreign Minister Pavel Klimkin, an "ecological catastrophe" occurred in the Crimea, and the ombudsman Lyudmila Denisova is convinced that the occupants are hiding the real level of danger. The Minister for Temporary Occupied Territories and Internally Displaced Persons, Vadim Chernysh, believes that the evacuation of people from the areas near the Crimea.