Enhanced control has been organized at coal depots in Bishkek. This is part of measures to prevent air pollution and ensure compliance with coal quality requirements, the Ministry of Natural Resources of the Kyrgyz Republic reports.
What inspectors check and which restrictions apply
During the inspections, inspectors focus on several key aspects. In particular, the fractional composition of coal and its radiation background are monitored. In addition, compliance with restrictions on the import, sale, storage and use of fine-fraction coal measuring 0–13 mm is being checked.
Owners of coal depots and responsible persons are being briefed on current legal requirements and issued warning notices. According to the Ministry of Natural Resources of the Kyrgyz Republic, 40 awareness-raising sessions have been held among entrepreneurs so far.
Restrictions on the use of coal
From the document
except for supplies to heat supply enterprises, the import, sale, storage and use of fine-fraction coal measuring 0–13 mm are prohibited in the territory of the city of Bishkek and Chui region.
These measures are aimed at minimizing the negative impact on the environment and ensuring the safe use of fuel.
