Rescuers reported the absence of oil products near Dederkoy.

Near the Tuapse village of Dederkoy, divers have inspected 35,000 square meters of water; there are no oil products on the seabed, Kuban-SPAS reported. Meanwhile, volunteers continue installing booms to protect the beaches of the village of Tyumensky from spills.

As reported by the "Caucasian Knot," all beaches except the city ones have been cleared of oil products, and work continues there, the Tuapse administration reported, reporting on final preparations for the resort season. The opening of 69 beaches, including 11 public ones, was announced. On June 9, the head of the district clarified that this summer in Tuapse 66 beaches will welcome vacationers, including 15 public ones. Volunteers continue cleaning up fuel oil spills in Tyumensky and Nebug. Oil-soaked booms washed up on Primorsky Beach in Tuapse, and the beach of the former Vesna boarding house remains uncleared, despite the authorities' announcement that the resort season has opened.

Rescuers conducted a diving survey of the waters near the village of Dederkoy.

Specialists from the Sochi Kuban-SPAS team conducted a diving survey of the Black Sea bottom near the village of Dederkoy to detect the presence of oil products. Two sections of the village's central beach, covering a total of 35,000 square meters, were inspected. Kuban-SPAS reported that no oil product fractions were found on the seabed following the work.

This message was posted on the "My Tuapse" Telegram channel.

"They're filming everything, but for some reason no one shows the clean seabed," wrote a user with the nickname "Eyewitness."

Volunteers continue cleaning the shore.

The "SSL Volunteers" headquarters reported that its representatives are in the Tuapse district. A joint photo published on the headquarters' Telegram channel shows both volunteers and Kuban-SPAS representatives.

This is a story about an individual example of excellent cooperation between the public and services, which led to real results in their area of ​​responsibility," the volunteers wrote.

The "Razliv na svyazi" community is posting job postings. Volunteers in the village of Tyumensky, who are installing new booms, are needed for the fuel oil cleanup volunteers in Tyumensky. Ekaterina Shtern, who is coordinating the aid collection, wrote: "We need deep and flat plates, a mug, coffee, Crocs in several sizes, and socks." Natalya responded to the ad, saying: "I ordered coffee. And a little condensed milk with it (for those who like it with milk)."