Toxic Chemicals Have Been Leaking From the ŠUmava National Park for the Last Three Years, ČErvený Said.

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According to the Minister of the Environment, Igor Červený, chemicals left by the Czechoslovak army are leaking into the Šumava Mountains. Groundwater may also be affected, the Ministry of Defense will provide details on Tuesday. Červený accused his predecessor of ignoring the situation, even though he said he was aware of it.

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Toxic substances are leaking into the soil in the Šumava National Park, which is also contaminating the surrounding area. They come from the remains of the Czechoslovak army, which should not be in the Šumava region. This was told to journalists by the Minister of the Environment Igor Červený (Motoristé) after today's government meeting. A timetable for resolving the situation will be presented at a press conference on Tuesday at 11:00 at the Mi…

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Toxic substances are leaking into the soil in the Šumava National Park, Environment Minister Igor Červený (Motoristé) informed at a government press conference. A press conference will be held at the Ministry of Defense on Tuesday at 11:00 a.m. regarding the situation, where a timetable for resolving the situation will be presented. The minimum wage should increase by 2,500 crowns from January to 24,900 crowns, corresponding to 44.6 percent of t…

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According to the Minister of the Environment for Motorists Igor Červený, in the territory of the Šumava National Park, toxic substances are leaking into the soil after the actions of the army, which contaminate the surrounding area. Red spoke about this at a press conference after Monday's meeting of the government.

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In the Šumava National Park, toxic substances leak into the soil and contaminate the surrounding area. They come from the remains of the former Czechoslovak army, which should not be located on the territory of Šumava. At a press conference after the government's negotiations, Environment Minister Igor Červený (Motorists) said this on Monday.