The Ministry of emergency situations warns that in the Moscow region predicted the sudden shift in worse environmental conditions. Rescuers ask the inhabitants of Moscow and Moscow region to keep the peace, and if necessary to use personal protective equipment. Experts report that the situation in the city of Moscow may worsen due to weather conditions. In addition to other Metropolitan residents can feel the smell of burning, the basis of which is the planned burning of waste wood in the suburbs. "In connection with the monitoring of adverse atmospheric conditions conducive to the accumulation of impurities in the surface layer of air, on the ground of Moscow projected increases in the negative trends of environmental conditions," he said, adept Chief Directorate of the MES TASS. In connection with the resulting situation rescuers are asking residents to be careful and do some memos. Inhabitants and guests of the city of Moscow is recommended as far as possible to limit the time spent on the street, to refrain from the use of personal motor transport, close doors and Windows, in case you need to apply a simple means of respiratory protection, such as gauze bandages and cloth masks. Similar measures are related to the fact that on the evening of November 13 inhabitants of some areas of the city of Moscow felt a nasty smell of burning and sounded the alarm. The situation commented emergency workers: "areas of the Moscow region according to the schedule is planned burning of wood residuals and, in consequence, in Moscow and some parts of the suburbs can feel the smell of burning". This process occurs to the North-East of Moscow - area urban districts Balashikha Railway and under the supervision of employees Noginsk forestry. "Monitoring of weather forecasters, on the night of 14 November assumes a North-easterly wind of about 3 meters per second, which can transfer the smell to residential areas," said MOE. Rescuers ask the inhabitants of Moscow and Moscow region to remain calm, if necessary, close the Windows and doors. "Practically no danger to the health of people no," said the adherents of the Moscow office. For air sampling involved a mobile laboratory. In the suburbs, not seen exceeding the maximum concentration in air products of combustion, but the rescuers asked Metropolitan residents to be careful and to take this quite seriously.