Washington: Emergency is being issued after about 20 thousand tons of diesel fuel flowed from a power plant storage center in Siberia. On the other hand, Russia's President Vladimir Putin has declared a huge declaration of emergency after the incident of about 20 thousand tons of diesel fuel flowing from a power plant storage center in Siberia.
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According to sources, the incident took place on Friday on the outskirts of the city of Norilsk, 2,900 km from Moscow. Blockers have been put in place to prevent the fuel from getting into the Ambernaya river. It has been learned that a lake emerges from the river, which later joins a river. This river leads to the environmentally sensitive Arctic Ocean.
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On Wednesday, June 3, 2020, Putin issued an order to the authorities to stop the loss from this flow at least. However, Alexei Nijinnikov, director of the World Wildlife Fund-Russia, said that this would harm fish and other resources. In total, a loss of one million three million dollars is estimated.
