In Siberia and the Far East, they began to urgently liquidate landfills due to the invasion of bears

Landfills began to be urgently liquidated in villages in Siberia and the Far East due to the invasion of bears. This became known to the Telegram channel Shot.

According to the publication, control over waste removal has been tightened in several regions of Russia after frequent encounters with predators. Animals penetrate populated areas in search of food, they find easy prey in landfills and cease to be afraid of people.

In recent months, residents of the Irkutsk region have reported predators near villages and highways more than 1.5 thousand times. In the Amur region, they began to look for a contractor to liquidate a landfill with an area of ​​more than 630 square meters in the village of Anosovsky, which was chosen by wild animals.

Before this, it was reported that people in the Moscow region were concerned about traces of bears near populated areas.