A St. Petersburg stadium which will host a 2018 World Cup semifinal has been accused of breaking Russian rules on air quality. The construction site for the 69,000-seat arena in the city had levels of formaldehyde and ammonia in the air above permissible standards when measured in October, according to a report from a St. Petersburg state health inspection agency. The company responsible for overseeing the construction, Metrostroy, did not dispute Fontanka's allegations, but blamed any air quality violations on a previous contractor.
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