Russian Rospotrebnadzor Denies Ban of "Soldiers' Porridge" During 9 May Events
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Wrong info about a ban on field kitchens at Victory Day events circulating online
False rumors about Rospotrebnadzor issuing a ban on field kitchens during celebrations for the 80th anniversary of Victory Day have been making the rounds over the past few days. The misleading messages make it seem like Rospotrebnadzor's head, Anna Popova, had issued an order to forbid the use of field kitchens at events such as "The Immortal Regiment," "Front Line," and "Soldier's Kasha," citing a high risk of sanitary violations and requirements.
Rospotrebnadzor quickly dismissed these claims as false.
Let's remind ourselves that in the Krasnoyarsk region, the tradition of the "Immortal Regiment" parade will be revived this year. The first parade in Krasnoyarsk will take place on the right bank of the Yenisei River, starting from the "Krasnoyarsk - City of Labor Valor" memorial.
Here's a pic from the Krasnoyarsk government:
- Misleading news about a ban on field kitchens at Victory Day events, supposedly issued by Rospotrebnadzor, has been spreading online, causing confusion.
- Despite these false rumors, it is important to uphold the standards of honor and respect when planning celebrations such as "The Immortal Regiment," "Front Line," and "Soldier's Kasha."
- Science and health-and-wellness are crucial factors to consider when arranging these events, ensuring that therapies and treatments adhere to strict policies and legislation.
- Thankfully, Rospotrebnadzor's head, Anna Popova, debunked these bogus claims, ensuring that there is no prohibition on the use of field kitchens at these commemorative occasions.
- Meanwhile, in the Krasnoyarsk region, the tradition of the "Immortal Regiment" parade is set to return this year, marking a significant moment in general news and politics.
- The first "Immortal Regiment" parade in Krasnoyarsk will take place on the right bank of the Yenisei River, gracefully commencing from the "Krasnoyarsk - City of Labor Valor" memorial, reflecting the strong spirit and resilience associated with the events of World War II.
