Russia cut off from the occupied Donbass quarantine stripe

Russia has established on the border with the occupied territories of Donbass 300-metre quarantine strip, where it is forbidden to graze animals, to protect the region from the transfer of contagious diseases.

This was reported in the press service of border Department of the FSB of Russia in the Rostov region.

“In the framework of the decree on land along the state border of Russia with Ukraine in the Rostov region establishes a quarantine band area with a width of 300 meters from the line border, within which banned the keeping and grazing of agricultural animals,” said the guards.

As noted, local governments are encouraged to mark the limits of the quarantine strip warning signs.

“For violation of the content or grazing in the quarantine zone in the border zone without the permission of boundary bodies or with the permission of such bodies, but with infringement of the established order of conducting economic, commercial or other activities of part 2 of article 18.2 of the code of administrative offences provides for administrative liability in the form of a warning or imposition of an administrative fine on citizens in the amount from 300 rubles to 1 thousand rubles; for officials – from 2 thousand to 5 thousand rubles; on legal entities – from 5 thousand to 10 thousand rubles”, – added in Department.

We will remind, earlier Russia a few days did not pass on their territory trucks. On the border has accumulated about 170 trucks. According to unconfirmed reports, the Russians allegedly broke down inspection and review of the x-ray complex. At the same time on repeated official enquiries regarding the situation on the border, the response from the Russian side has been received.

  • Russia
  • animals
  • cattle
  • the border
  • quarantine band
  • grazing

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