The Government of Tajikistan has issued a regulation to shut down the Dushanbe cement plant as it causes serious air pollution in the Tajik capital city. The plant is expected to ceased operations until the end of this year.
Built in the 1940s, the Dushanbe cement plant now does not meet the demands of modern technologies and seriously affects the ecology of Dushanbe; phoo / Asia-PlusThe Government of Tajikistan has issued a regulation to shut down the Dushanbe cement plant as it causes serious air pollution in the Tajik capital city. The plant is expected to ceased operations until the end of this year.
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