Volunteers on the beaches of Tuapse need food and assistance.

Volunteers continue to clean beaches in Tyumensky, Gizel-Dere, and other settlements in the Tuapse District affected by the oil spill. Calls for food, supplies, and assistance have been posted on social media. The task force reported collecting nearly 30,000 cubic meters of water-oil mixture in Tuapse.

As reported by "Caucasian Knot," residents of the village of Gizel-Dere near Tuapse collected over 200 bags of oil-contaminated pebbles. They asked for volunteer help to completely clean up the coastal area.

Volunteers in Tuapse need help, according to a message published on the Telegram channel "Anapa. Volunteers of the Sea."

Shepsi needs help with cleaning and volunteers at the site; they also need consumables, water, household supplies, and labor. Bondarenko, 30, needs help helping animals; drivers, couriers, and photographers. Gisele Dere needs food and humanitarian aid for the fuel oil cleanup headquarters. In Tyumen, volunteers need water, food, and help at the beach, according to the message.

In particular, food is needed for volunteers cleaning up fuel oil in the village of Tyumensky. "The guys get up every morning at 5:30 and go clean the shore," Ekaterina Shtern wrote in the "Razliv na svyazi" (Spill on the Line) group.

She indicated that the volunteers need eggs, cooked sausage, hot dogs, cheese, cream cheese, kefir, yogurt, milk, cookies and sweets, and cucumbers.

They also need bed linens, gloves, replacement filters, and bags, she noted in another message.

"I ordered 30 pairs of gloves, expected tomorrow," Elena Druzhinina wrote in response.

"I ordered one bed linen, one set of filters, and some gloves," Natalya wrote.

"I ordered four pairs of shoe covers, arriving May 19th," Martina reported. Velvetovna.

The task force reported the removal of nearly 30,000 cubic meters of soil and fuel oil.

The cleanup of an oil spill in Tuapse caused by a drone attack continues, the Krasnodar Krai task force reported today. As of May 15, 29,900 cubic meters of contaminated soil and a water-fuel oil mixture have been collected and removed. 445 people and 112 pieces of equipment, including from the Russian Ministry of Emergency Situations, are involved in the work, according to the report.

Note that a regional emergency regime is in effect throughout the entire Tuapse District . You can read about emergency assessment criteria, response levels, structures, and resources for eliminating the consequences in the Caucasian Knot's document "Emergency Situation Regime (ES)".

Materials on the consequences of the fuel oil spill have been collected by the Caucasian Knot on the page "Eco-disaster in Kuban".