The Results of Tests on Samples of the Substance that Washed up on 50 Kilometers of Beaches in the Baltic Sea Are Available.
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Test results have arrived for a substance that appeared along nearly 50 kilometers of the Baltic coast. The laboratory confirmed its petroleum origin, but was unable to determine its exact nature.
The Maritime Office announced the results of tests on a substance that washed up in the Baltic Sea along a nearly 50-kilometer stretch of our coast. It is believed to be petroleum-based, but the laboratory was unable to determine its exact nature. Authorities have identified a ship that may have been responsible for the pollution. The problem is that the investigation may end without identifying the perpetrator.
After several days of closure of the coastal bathing areas, the beaches in Ustka and the surrounding towns were reopened to residents and tourists. The services have completed the operation to remove the petroleum-derived substance, which was washed ashore by the Baltic Sea last weekend. The matter of pollution is handled by the Maritime Office in Słupsk, which conducts an investigation to determine the culprit.
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