Five recreational areas are open for swimming in Moscow. This was reported in the press service of Rospotrebnadzor in the capital.
Thus, residents and guests of the city have access to Lake Beloe, Putyaevsky Pond No. 1, Serebryany Bor-2, Serebryany Bor-3 and Pionersky Pond.
“Recreation areas with swimming are closed for reconstruction: Meshcherskoye (ZAO), Lake Chernoye (ZelAO), Golovinsky Ponds (SAO),” reports. cable– Department channel.
Before that, the Moscow administration of Rospotrebnadzor banned swimming in Lake Shkolnoye in Zelenograd. After the restrictions were imposed, the number of recreational areas officially allowed for swimming in the capital was reduced to five.
On June 26, Rospotrebnadzor banned swimming in the Teplostansky pond in the Troparevo recreation area, because the water quality in this reservoir does not meet the specified requirements. On June 19, water quality at Big City Pond and Dynamo Beach recreation areas also deteriorated.
City President Sergei Sobyanin, in turn, said that in the Golyanovo district, landscaping was completed on Uralskaya Street (house No. 23, building 1), adjacent to the Golyanovsky Pond. On the shore of the reservoir there are three heated pools: two large and one small.