Swabi stone crushing plants closed down
SWABI: The district administration closed down the stone crushing plants across the district on Monday and asked the owners to get no-objection certificate (NoC) from the Khyber Pakhtunkhwa Environmental Protection Agency (EPA), sources said. The owners must get the NoC from EPA, or else they would not be allowed to continue work in the district, said the sources.
It was not immediately known what were the reasons that made the government to take prompt action against the crushing plants. Sources said that the action was taken on the directive of the provincial government and all crushing plants have stopped, except those who had succeeded to get NoC from the EPA earlier. It has been learnt that a number of plant owners of the district had visited the agency but returned frustrated and perplexed.
Gul Zamin Shah, who owned three crushing plants operating in the Saleem Khan Mountains, said that he had applied for NoC last year and officials of the agency had visited his plants but he was not issued the NoC.
-
John F. Kennedy Jr. Wife Carolyn Bessette's Last Minute Bridal Crisis Revealed -
Mary Cosby Remembers Son Robert Cosby Jr. After His Tragic Death -
Prince Harry, Meghan Markle Face 'largely Unfair' Criticism After Jordan Trip -
Priscilla Presley Makes Sweet Confession About TV Role: 'I Lied' -
Prince Harry Feels 'hurt' For Archie, Lilibet -
Keith Urban, Nicole Kidman's Daughters Choose One Parent To Side With -
Sarah Ferguson's Hidden Trait Exposed As Expert Dismantles Shadow Side To Her Personality -
Sarah Ferguson Backed By Powerful Friends Amid Epstein Fallout -
PINK’s Latest Move Sparks Speculations About Replacing Major Celebrity On Show -
Planetary Parade 2026: Here's How To See Six Planets Aligning Today -
Christopher Nolan Reveals Why He's A Fan Of 'Fast & Furious' Movies -
Ben Affleck Unable To Accept A New Lover Post Jennifer Lopez Divorce As He Still Grieves End Of Bennifer 2.0 -
Why Is Demi Moore Being Called Ozempic Victim? -
Kaley Cuoco Makes Honest Comparison Of 'Big Bang Theory' And 'Charmed' Gigs -
Robert Picardo Shares Surprising Reaction On Returning To The 'Star Trek' Franchise -
AI Feud Deepens As Musk Targets OpenAI Over Safety Concerns