The Ministry of Resorts and Tourism of Crimea continues to monitor the Crimean beaches on a daily basis. During the visit to the Yalta municipality, the Ministry specialists checked 18 beaches in Yalta itself, as well as in Gurzuf and Alupka.
According to the press service of the Ministry of Resorts, most of the beach operators have eliminated the previously revealed drawbacks.
"This is beach filling, painting of equipment, wave breakers and retaining walls, dismantling of metal structures, sanitary cleaning of beach areas. Many operators of the Greater Yalta beaches have undertaken to paint the wave breakers white in order to increase the attractiveness of their beaches. Also, despite the fact that the full readiness of the beaches is officially set on June 1, more than a dozen beaches in Yalta have already received certificates of technical readiness from the GIMS (State Inspection for Small Vessels ― ed.) and have begun work," the Ministry informed.
At the same time, the press service added, as a result of the inspection, seven administrative protocols were drawn up for the fact that the beaches were not technically prepared by May 1. This deadline was set by the Order of the Council of Ministers of the Republic of Crimea "On the measures for the preparation and conduct of the resort season in the Republic of Crimea in 2021." Specialists of the Ministry of Resorts worked with beach operators to speed up the preparation of their facilities by June 1.
Representatives of the Ministry will daily monitor the Crimean beaches until the end of the bathing season.
