Russische Influencer machen Foto-Shootings in giftigem See mit Abfällen aus ‘nem Kohle-Kraftwerk
Neues Hobby russischer Influencer: Foto-Shootings an einem giftigem See, der deshalb türkis ist und wie maledivische Gewässer aussieht, weil sie dort die Abfälle aus ‘nem Kohle-Kraftwerk in der Nähe reinschmeißen. Das Wasser ist voller toxischer Metalle und kann bei Hautkontakt allergische Reaktionen auslösen. Seitdem das Kraftwerk eine Warnung an die Influencer ausgesprochen hatte, ging der See natürlich viral und jetzt ist es halt schick, sich mit toxischer Drecksbrühe abzulichten. Am geilsten vielleicht das Hochzeitspaar mit Giftsee: „There is no limit to my happiness.“ Yeah, right.
Guardian: ‘Siberian Maldives’ is actually a toxic dump, Instagrammers warned
The dump is man-made and contains the ash that results from burning coal at the nearby thermal power station, which provides energy to the city of Novosibirsk. It was built in the 1970s and is the largest of its kind in Siberia. […] “SO WE VERY MUCH ASK THAT THOSE CHASING SELFIES NOT FALL INTO THE ASH DUMP!” continued the energy company’s statement. “THIS IS THE GREATEST RISK.”
Unfortunately, the warnings seem only to have attracted more visitors and even a fan account called Novosibirsk Maldives that has collected nearly 200 posts from the ash dump’s beguiling waters. One post suggested that so many tourists had begun visiting the site that local thieves had started breaking into cars while visitors took photographs. […]
A woman posing in a wedding dress with her husband by the lake wrote: “There is no limit to my happiness. How long have I wanted such a tender, sensual, memorable #lovestory. And it came true.”
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