NEW DELHI: Delhi Environment Minister Imran Hussain has directed instant closure of three concrete mixing crops for allegedly failing to comply with dust regulate norms contributing to air air pollution within the national capital. Hussain has additionally advised the police to arrest the owner of the able combine crops for inflicting public nuisance and air air pollution, consistent with a statement issued on Tuesday.
The closure of three private Ready Mix Concrete Plants at Mukundpur Chowk had been ordered for their failure to comply with dust regulate norms contributing to air air pollution within the national capital, it mentioned.
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The minister, the statement mentioned, found gross violations of air air pollution regulate norms all the way through an inspection.
"There were no sprinkling arrangements at the site, cement was not covered by any sheets, as required, and the approach road was full of dust blanket," it mentioned.
A complete of three Ready Mix Plants had been running on the website online, the statement mentioned, including all of the area environment had been filled with dust emanating because of the operation of these crops.
Hussain additionally asked the police and electrical energy authorities to disconnect the electric connection and ensure the plant was close in an instant.
Delhi has been struggling with alarming air pollution ranges for the past two months. Apart from unfavorable meteorological components, native emissions from factories additionally add to the air pollution woes of the national capital.
The closure of three private Ready Mix Concrete Plants at Mukundpur Chowk had been ordered for their failure to comply with dust regulate norms contributing to air air pollution within the national capital, it mentioned.
Track the air pollution degree to your city
The minister, the statement mentioned, found gross violations of air air pollution regulate norms all the way through an inspection.
"There were no sprinkling arrangements at the site, cement was not covered by any sheets, as required, and the approach road was full of dust blanket," it mentioned.
A complete of three Ready Mix Plants had been running on the website online, the statement mentioned, including all of the area environment had been filled with dust emanating because of the operation of these crops.
Hussain additionally asked the police and electrical energy authorities to disconnect the electric connection and ensure the plant was close in an instant.
Delhi has been struggling with alarming air pollution ranges for the past two months. Apart from unfavorable meteorological components, native emissions from factories additionally add to the air pollution woes of the national capital.
Delhi pollution: 3 concrete mixing plants closed
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January 02, 2019
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