Russian bloggers report on radioactive contamination in Moscow and measures taken by local authorities. One of them writes:
"Radioactivity background sharply increased in Moscow. Burning forests, where Russia hid consequences of its environmental crimes, such as Tula region, Aleksin and Uzlovaya, began to discharge radioactivity accumulated during the Chernobyl disaster.
Forests are burning, where they hid the contamination from the Mayak Highly Radioactive Wastes Burial Site and the like. Burial sites with tons of foreign radioactive wastes, brought to Russia for storage from all over the world, are also burning. Radioactive dust is spread all across Russia, including Moscow.
Street cleaning vehicles appeared in Moscow - with water pulverized upwards. And they appeared at a time when smoke in the air disappeared, and dummy Muscovites made fun of it, they say that city authorities do it just to write reports, for the sake of bureaucratic instructions.
In fact, the aim of these measures is degassing as they do in case of a nuclear war. This way you can wash out traces of radioactivity which has ...