As a result of the pipeline accident in Varna Lake, the level of ammonium nitrogen in the water was 4.2 times higher than normal, according to data from the Black Sea Regional Basin Directorate, published on the agency's website. Indicators of nitrate nitrogen and phosphorus are also high. The concentration of this substance is two times higher than normal.
Samples showing contamination were taken on November 1 and 2. The Directorate carries out daily monitoring of the affected lake areas and will periodically publish the results of its research.
That information the pipe has failedsubmitted by the City on November 1. The company implementing the pipe installation project carries out repairs at its own expense. The accident has been deleted on November 4.
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