The beach in Blagoveshchenskaya is being prepared for opening without the need for imported sand.

At the beach in the village of Blagoveshchenskaya in Anapa, they are installing canopies and preparing the beach for opening, despite the fact that it has not been covered with new sand, bloggers reported.

As "Caucasian Knot" reported, the test section in Anapa, which was the first to be covered with imported sand, has received the necessary permits. The beaches of the children's resort "Vita", the children's health complex "Pearl of Russia", and the hotel of the "Miracleon" chain in the village of Vityazevo will be able to operate during the resort season. Previously, the authorities of the Krasnodar Territory reported the beginning of filling the first three and a half kilometer section of Anapa's beaches with a 50-centimeter layer of sand in preparation for the resort season.

Blogger Yuri Ozarovsky reported today on his Telegram channel that the central beach in Blagoveshchenskaya is being prepared for opening. "You won't believe it, but they're already installing canopies here. The infrastructure is being actively prepared," he wrote, attaching a photo of the work.

"It's even a little funny that they haven't sifted the beaches with equipment, they won't be bringing in new sand, and yet this beach is apparently going to be one of the first to open. And that's right, everything is clean there, if you don't pick at it and look for little things, and the tenants could finish cleaning up the little things and bring everything to perfection. Services and volunteers have cleaned there more than once, including a cleanup day in the direction of Vityazevskaya Spit," blogger Max Anapsky commented on this publication on his Telegram channel.

"In general, you can enjoy the entertainment in Anapa, and go to Blagoveshchenskaya for the sea for the natural sand," commented Anna Safronova.

"Just please tell the truth, that and "How's the sand and the sea in general?" I. M. urged.

"Caucasian Knot" also reported that Ilya Sotnikov, a resident of the village of Blagoveshchenskaya, drove an ATV onto the village beach to pick up collected fuel oil, and was cited for it. Legally, the inspectors are right, since the beach is a specially protected natural area, but it should have been taken into account that the purpose of the trip was to help clean up the beaches, volunteers and environmentalists noted.

The goal of opening the beaches will be achieved, despite the damage to nature, users believe. Quarry sand will not solve the problem of fuel oil emissions, but will only temporarily conceal the pollution on Anapa's beaches, environmentalists and activists have stated.

Materials on the consequences of fuel oil spills in the Kerch Strait and Tuapse have been collected by the "Caucasian Knot" on the page "Eco-disaster in Kuban". Data on the scale of coastal pollution was collected by the Caucasian Knot in the reference material "Fuel Oil Spill in the Kerch Strait".