Residents of Tyumen, a Siberian city, endured two weeks of sewage-smelling tap water after heavy rains caused the Tura river to flood. Despite public complaints and the foul odor, officials maintained that the water was safe for consumption.

Residents of Tyumen have reported dead fish and a foul smell in the Tura River, leading to complaints about tap water quality and the initiation of a criminal investigation into the river's pollution.

Authorities in Russia's Tyumen Region have declared a state of heightened alert due to rising water levels in the Tura River, anticipating significant localized flooding.