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Cost-effective: Belarus set as an example of Russia for extinguishing forest fires by aviation

In Belarus, aviation was attracted to extinguish even a small fire.

The fire hazardous situation in Russia this year caused a lot of indignation, since it turned out to be “economically unprofitable” to extinguish burning forests on an area of ​​more than 3 million hectares. Nevertheless, this afternoon in Belarus, a forest fire was successfully extinguished with the help of aircraft on an area of ​​50 hectares, as a result of which social networks set this country as an example of Russia.

“The forest fire on the 50 ha area in the Khoiniki district was eliminated with the help of aviation. To eliminate the fire, 53 units of equipment and more than 280 people were involved, most of them from EMERCOM units. The forces of the Polessky State Radiation-Ecological Reserve were attracted. Helicopter Mi-26 GAASU "Aviation" EMERCOM performed 10 water discharges "- BelTA informs.

Against the background of the appearance of such news, social networks suggested that Russia learn the example of Belarus to approach the extinguishing of forest fires at their initial stage.

“Belarusians are great! No one argued whether it was economically profitable or not economically profitable. The fire is extinguished in just a few hours "

“When more than 3 million hectares of forest were burning in Russia, it was considered economically unprofitable, at the same time the Belarusians used aviation to extinguish the fire on an area incomparably smaller. Maybe it's time for us to learn? "

It should be clarified that according to official figures, the last major forest fire in Russia was extinguished only 2 days ago

As long as this government, led by the prime minister, who at the same time heads EP, is not dispersed, there will be no sense. But Putin is not interested in this, do not give a damn about people and all environmentalists. The main thing is his sidekick billionaires.

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