At the fixed monitoring posts 'Aviator-1' and 'Krasnaya Gorka-1'… (подмосковье · воздух · московский)
At the fixed monitoring posts 'Aviator-1' and 'Krasnaya Gorka-1', the maximum recorded concentration of nitrogen dioxide was 0.3 times the permissible limit. At all other monitoring posts, concentrations of controlled pollutants did not exceed 0.2 times the permissible limit. In the Moscow region, a mobile laboratory collected air samples at the following addresses: At all locations visited by the mobile laboratory, a smell of burning was detected, but no exceedances of the permissible limits were recorded.
Consensus
- A drone attack occurred on June 18th in the Moscow region, causing a fire at a refinery and injuring 17 people.
- Air quality monitoring was conducted in Kotel'niki, Reutov, Lyuberets, and Balashikha districts.
- No exceedances of permissible pollutant levels were found in the monitored areas.
- Mobile and stationary monitoring stations were used to test air quality.
- Residents reported soot-like deposits but no 'oil rain' or dangerous chemical contamination.
Points of divergence
- The mobile laboratory took samples at specific addresses and found a smell of burning, but no exceedances of permissible concentrations. — riamo
- The mobile laboratory will remain in the fire-affected area until the fire is extinguished. — kommersant
- Some elevated concentrations were recorded for carbon monoxide, ethylbenzene, PM2.5, and PM10 particles, ranging from 0.3 to 0.5 times the permissible level. — riamo
- The mobile laboratory monitors 32 parameters, while the stationary stations monitor 8. — kommersant
Coverage (3 sources)
- Moscow Region Environmental Protection Department Monitored Air Quality in 4 Districts All Day — РИАМО
- Ministry of Ecology: Air pollution not detected in 4 Moscow region municipalities — РИАМО
- Authorities in Moscow Oblast Disprove Reports of 'Oil Rain' After Drone Attack — Коммерсантъ