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25 crushing, charcoal plants sealed in Kohat

25 crushing, charcoal plants sealed in Kohat
January 07, 2018

KOHAT: The district administration of Kohat has sealed 25 crushing and charcoal plants over failing to fulfil legal requirements.

Additional Deputy Commissioner Sahibzada Najeebullah said 23 crushing machines and two plants of charcoal have been sealed in Togh Bala, Jarma, Tapi, Orakzai Chowk, Gulshan Abad, Muhammadzai and Bypass Road for not fulfilling legal requirements. He said the licences of these plants had expired and they were operation against the principles set by the Environment Department.

The additional deputy commissioner said the plants will remain closed till fulfilling all requirements.

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