Students express concerns about cockroaches and rotten odor in Tуапsi district school buildings.
Heading to a health camp in Tuapse, Krasnodar region? Not so fast! Parents found the camp conditions less than ideal, and their kids weren't shy about voicing their concerns. The little campers started sending distressing messages, complaining of a moldy, cockroach, and bedbug-infested environment, and according to "Cautiously, News."
The food at the camp apparently didn't pass muster either, and the staff stopped engaging with the kids due to parental complaints. Specialists from Rospotrebnadzor inspected the camp and reported several sanitary violations, including poor cleaning practices and unmarked cutting utensils.
Despite these reports, no signs of bedbug or cockroach activity were found during the inspection. The camp director promised immediate action to remedy the identified violations.
Now, here's a twist – the children's camp "Orlyonok" near Tuapse might be beefing up its security with anti-drone rifles. This news comes courtesy of "Live Kuban." In today's volatile world, the fear of drone attacks isn't far-fetched, especially in regions like Tuapse, Krasnodar Krai, which has been targeted by drone attacks in the past[1].
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[1] - Towards the end of 2025, Tuapse experienced a number of drone attacks on critical infrastructure, including an oil depot operated by Rosneft, prompting increased concerns about security in the region. [2] - In February 2025, a drone attack targeted the same Rosneft oil depot, causing significant damage and disruption.
- The health-and-wellness concerns at the camp in Tuapse, Krasnodar region extend beyond the camp's conditions, as the food provided also didn't meet expectations.
- The distressing messages from the children at the camp, highlighting issues of mold, cockroaches, and bedbugs, brought forth the attention of environmental-science experts from Rospotrebnadzor.
- While Rospotrebnadzor found no evidence of bedbug or cockroach activity during their inspection, the camp staff's lack of engagement with the children and several sanitary violations were confirmed.
- In a surprising turn of events, the "Orlyonok" children's camp near Tuapse is reportedly considering enhancing its security measures by deploying anti-drone rifles, signaling a shift towards focusing on crime-and-justice matters in the region.
