Moscow Fleet Collects Nearly 400 Tons of Waste

Moscow's municipal fleet has collected nearly 400 tons of waste since the start of the summer navigation season.

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The Moscow municipal fleet has collected waste from the city's waterways since the beginning of the summer navigation season.
The main part of the waste collection vessels operated in the upper reaches of the Moskva River near locks.
The goal of this operation was to prevent waste accumulated over winter from reaching the central part of the city.
The entire water area of the Moskva River and the navigable section of the Yauza within the MKAD are under round-the-clock monitoring.
Waste collection is carried out by specialized waste collection vessels, with small boats used in shallow areas and dredgers used for bottom sediments.
The Moscow municipal fleet operates year-round, including winter operations with ice-class vessels.

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