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*Cement factors in Khrew, Khonmoh, Wuyan extract mining material illegally, wreak havoc to environment*
*Extracting Mining Material after expired lease puts heavy losses to state exchequer, G&M Deptt in deep sleep*
Haroon Nabi
Srinagar, July 28, KDC: The cement factories in Khrew area of Pulwama district, located under the foothills of Dachigam wildlife sanctuary, are extracting mining material flouting norms and causing havoc to the local environment.
Locals told news agency Kashmir Dot Com (KDC) that the cement plants in Khrew, Khonmoh and Wuyan have been permitted to extract raw material and minerals for their cement production but they flout the norms.
They said that if a factory is permitted to extract raw material on a particular mining hectare, but they carry out quarrying illegally on more than the permitted area.
"This illegal quarrying is done in connivance with Mining officials. This illegal extraction has wreaked havoc to the local environment and causes loss to the public exchequer in crores," Mir Bashir Ahmad, a local resident told KDC.
The illegal quarrying has remained unchecked by the government as local mining officials take bribe in lieu of the violation.
Ten cement producing plants including Cemtac, Max, HK, ARCO, Valley, Itefaq (ICC) in Khrew, Greenland and TCI in Wuyan and Saifco and Khyber in Khonmoh are operating in the whole area.
The area falls under the foothills of Dachigam Wildlife sanctuary and has threatened the wildlife because of the illegal quarrying and pollution emanating from the factories.
Locals in the area said that besides mining raw material beyond the allotted area, rampant pollution and threat to local population is inevitable if the government does not rein the factories by implementing laws.
Locals said the factors in Khrew area are threatening the production of Kashmiri famed spice, saffron, produced in nearby Pampore town.
They said that in Pampore more than 19,000 families are directly dependent on this spice for their livelihoods.
But the spice production is declining due to the unprecedented boom of cement plants, which are proving lethal for its production.
According to Kashmir Dot Com researchers have analyzed that 200 hectares of saffron land were under severe threat from cement factories and the production has declined from 3,000 grams to as low as 1,400 grams per hectare.
Researchers have said that the factories emit one lakh kilograms of toxic fumes per day thereby wrapping the neighbourhood villages in a toxic grey shroud, which has damaged the vegetation and causing respiratory tract infections among the local population.
As per reports, in 2015, nearly 20,000 people were reportedly diagnosed with several respiratory tract diseases.
"The three areas of Khrew, Wuyan and Khonmoh have been turned into dust bowls," they said.
Locals said that these factories are running with pollution controlling devices which are inefficient and inadequate to control pollution.
“There are no in-situ monitoring devices installed in these factories so that the particulate matter doesn’t get into the atmosphere,” they said.
“The chimneys are spewing untreated air relentlessly and down the line 5 to 10 years these factories wouldn’t survive themselves if they won’t check it out right now,” said.
The locals demanded that the LG administration and concerned departments should intervene immediately to save the whole area from becoming a desert. (KDC)
*Extracting Mining Material after expired lease puts heavy losses to state exchequer, G&M Deptt in deep sleep*
Haroon Nabi
Srinagar, July 28, KDC: The cement factories in Khrew area of Pulwama district, located under the foothills of Dachigam wildlife sanctuary, are extracting mining material flouting norms and causing havoc to the local environment.
Locals told news agency Kashmir Dot Com (KDC) that the cement plants in Khrew, Khonmoh and Wuyan have been permitted to extract raw material and minerals for their cement production but they flout the norms.
They said that if a factory is permitted to extract raw material on a particular mining hectare, but they carry out quarrying illegally on more than the permitted area.
"This illegal quarrying is done in connivance with Mining officials. This illegal extraction has wreaked havoc to the local environment and causes loss to the public exchequer in crores," Mir Bashir Ahmad, a local resident told KDC.
The illegal quarrying has remained unchecked by the government as local mining officials take bribe in lieu of the violation.
Ten cement producing plants including Cemtac, Max, HK, ARCO, Valley, Itefaq (ICC) in Khrew, Greenland and TCI in Wuyan and Saifco and Khyber in Khonmoh are operating in the whole area.
The area falls under the foothills of Dachigam Wildlife sanctuary and has threatened the wildlife because of the illegal quarrying and pollution emanating from the factories.
Locals in the area said that besides mining raw material beyond the allotted area, rampant pollution and threat to local population is inevitable if the government does not rein the factories by implementing laws.
Locals said the factors in Khrew area are threatening the production of Kashmiri famed spice, saffron, produced in nearby Pampore town.
They said that in Pampore more than 19,000 families are directly dependent on this spice for their livelihoods.
But the spice production is declining due to the unprecedented boom of cement plants, which are proving lethal for its production.
According to Kashmir Dot Com researchers have analyzed that 200 hectares of saffron land were under severe threat from cement factories and the production has declined from 3,000 grams to as low as 1,400 grams per hectare.
Researchers have said that the factories emit one lakh kilograms of toxic fumes per day thereby wrapping the neighbourhood villages in a toxic grey shroud, which has damaged the vegetation and causing respiratory tract infections among the local population.
As per reports, in 2015, nearly 20,000 people were reportedly diagnosed with several respiratory tract diseases.
"The three areas of Khrew, Wuyan and Khonmoh have been turned into dust bowls," they said.
Locals said that these factories are running with pollution controlling devices which are inefficient and inadequate to control pollution.
“There are no in-situ monitoring devices installed in these factories so that the particulate matter doesn’t get into the atmosphere,” they said.
“The chimneys are spewing untreated air relentlessly and down the line 5 to 10 years these factories wouldn’t survive themselves if they won’t check it out right now,” said.
The locals demanded that the LG administration and concerned departments should intervene immediately to save the whole area from becoming a desert. (KDC)
*160 Fresh Covid-19 Cases, One Death Reported In J&K*
Nadeem Nadu
Srinagar, July 28 (GNS): Jammu and Kashmir reported 160 new covid-19 cases even as one person succumbed to the contagion in last 24 hours, officials said on Wednesday.
They said 60 of the cases were reported from Jammu Division and 100 from Kashmir Valley, taking the case tally to 321026.
Providing the district-wide details, the officials told GNS that Srinagar reported 42 cases, Baramulla 20, Budgam 12, Pulwama 0, Kupwara 6, Anantnag 4, Bandipora 1, Ganderbal 13, Kulgam 1, Shopian 1, Jammu 8, Udhampur 6, Rajouri 6, Doda 8, Kathua 1, Samba 1, Kishtwar 2, Poonch 7, Ramban 7 and Reasi 14.
A number of these cases were confirmed at diagnostic labouratories of CD hospital and GMC Anantnag. The CD cases include male (43) from HMT, male (40) from Guzarbal, male (14) from Prichoo Pul, male (45) from Sirnoo Pul, female (70) from Tumlihal Pul, male (25) from Chakoora Pul, female (56) from Tral, female (50) from Kuchmulla, female (27) from Charsoo, female (15) from Doompora Pul, female (32) from Samboora, two males (23, 26) from B B Cantt Srg, female (48) from Lal Bazar Srg, two males (79, 98) and female (47) from Srg, male (45) from Pulwama, two males (75, 33) and female (70) from NA, male (30) from Drabgam, female (32) and male (45) from Batmaloo, male (25) from Bemina, male (42) and female (14) from Khanyar, male (39) from Hyderpora, male (37) from Zakura, female (50) from SR Gunj and female (42) from Baramulla.
The GMC Anantnag cases include female (22) from NA, female (27) from Jablipora Bij, male (48) from Tailwani, female (34) from Brienty, male (26) from Khanpora, female (62) from Kadder, male (68) from Aoudasoo, male (60) from Gadal Ang, female (60) from Nasoo Ang, male (70) from Kokernag Ang and male (20) from Fohar Siligam.
While there was one fresh death due to the virus, so far 4376 people have fallen victim to the pathogen in J&K—2140 in Jammu and 2236 in Kashmir.
Moreover, they said, 144 more COVID-19 patients in last 24 hours have recovered— 43 from Jammu Division and 101 from Kashmir, taking the number of people who have recovered in J&K to 315511. With this, there are now 1139 active cases—434 in Jammu and 705 in Kashmir.
There was no new confirmed case of mucormycosis (black fungus) reported today. So far 35 black fungus cases have been confirmed in J&K, the officials added. (GNS)
Nadeem Nadu
Srinagar, July 28 (GNS): Jammu and Kashmir reported 160 new covid-19 cases even as one person succumbed to the contagion in last 24 hours, officials said on Wednesday.
They said 60 of the cases were reported from Jammu Division and 100 from Kashmir Valley, taking the case tally to 321026.
Providing the district-wide details, the officials told GNS that Srinagar reported 42 cases, Baramulla 20, Budgam 12, Pulwama 0, Kupwara 6, Anantnag 4, Bandipora 1, Ganderbal 13, Kulgam 1, Shopian 1, Jammu 8, Udhampur 6, Rajouri 6, Doda 8, Kathua 1, Samba 1, Kishtwar 2, Poonch 7, Ramban 7 and Reasi 14.
A number of these cases were confirmed at diagnostic labouratories of CD hospital and GMC Anantnag. The CD cases include male (43) from HMT, male (40) from Guzarbal, male (14) from Prichoo Pul, male (45) from Sirnoo Pul, female (70) from Tumlihal Pul, male (25) from Chakoora Pul, female (56) from Tral, female (50) from Kuchmulla, female (27) from Charsoo, female (15) from Doompora Pul, female (32) from Samboora, two males (23, 26) from B B Cantt Srg, female (48) from Lal Bazar Srg, two males (79, 98) and female (47) from Srg, male (45) from Pulwama, two males (75, 33) and female (70) from NA, male (30) from Drabgam, female (32) and male (45) from Batmaloo, male (25) from Bemina, male (42) and female (14) from Khanyar, male (39) from Hyderpora, male (37) from Zakura, female (50) from SR Gunj and female (42) from Baramulla.
The GMC Anantnag cases include female (22) from NA, female (27) from Jablipora Bij, male (48) from Tailwani, female (34) from Brienty, male (26) from Khanpora, female (62) from Kadder, male (68) from Aoudasoo, male (60) from Gadal Ang, female (60) from Nasoo Ang, male (70) from Kokernag Ang and male (20) from Fohar Siligam.
While there was one fresh death due to the virus, so far 4376 people have fallen victim to the pathogen in J&K—2140 in Jammu and 2236 in Kashmir.
Moreover, they said, 144 more COVID-19 patients in last 24 hours have recovered— 43 from Jammu Division and 101 from Kashmir, taking the number of people who have recovered in J&K to 315511. With this, there are now 1139 active cases—434 in Jammu and 705 in Kashmir.
There was no new confirmed case of mucormycosis (black fungus) reported today. So far 35 black fungus cases have been confirmed in J&K, the officials added. (GNS)
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There is no flood threat anywhere in Kashmir Valley
Gauge @9:00 PM on 28/07/2021
(A) RIVER JHELUM
1) Sangam (18'/21')=5.94ft
2)Pampore (3.85/4.45)=0.69m
3) MunshiBagh (16'/18')=7.68ft
4) Asham (14'/14')=6.13ft
5) Wullar (1579.00)=1576.42m
(B) TRIBUTARIES
1) Vishow Nallah at Khudwani (7.0)=3.22m
2) Rambiyara Nallah at Wachi (5.7)=0.57m
3) Lidder Nallah at Batkoot (1.65)=1.29m
4) Doodhganga Nallah at Barzulla (3.8)=2.04m
5) Sindh Nallah at Doderhama (3.35)=2.08m
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Gauge @9:00 PM on 28/07/2021
(A) RIVER JHELUM
1) Sangam (18'/21')=5.94ft
2)Pampore (3.85/4.45)=0.69m
3) MunshiBagh (16'/18')=7.68ft
4) Asham (14'/14')=6.13ft
5) Wullar (1579.00)=1576.42m
(B) TRIBUTARIES
1) Vishow Nallah at Khudwani (7.0)=3.22m
2) Rambiyara Nallah at Wachi (5.7)=0.57m
3) Lidder Nallah at Batkoot (1.65)=1.29m
4) Doodhganga Nallah at Barzulla (3.8)=2.04m
5) Sindh Nallah at Doderhama (3.35)=2.08m
Irrigation & Flood Control Department,Kashmir
*Girl dies, her mother injured due to electrocution in Bandipora*
Sajid Raina
Bandipora, Jul 28 (KNO): A 22-year-old girl died, while her mother was injured due to electrocution at their residence in Watrina locality of North Kashmir's Bandipora district on Wednesday.
An official told the news agency—Kashmir News Observer (KNO) that the duo were injured due to electrocution at their residence and were rushed to district hospital Bandipora, where the girl was declared dead on arrival.
The official identified the deceased her as Zanab Mir daughter of Noor Mohammad Mir of Tulail and at present were residing at Watrina.
He said that after initial treatment her mother, identified as Raja Begum wife of Noor Mohammad (48), was referred to SMHS hospital Srinagar for further treatment.
The official said that Zainab was electrocuted while she was doing some work on the roof of her house, where she cam in contact with a live transmission wire, which was passing through their house.
"On hearing her screams, mother tried to rescue her but she too got electrocuted," he said.
The official said that after legal medical formalities the body of deceased was handed over to her family, while police have registered a case in this regard—(KNO)
Sajid Raina
Bandipora, Jul 28 (KNO): A 22-year-old girl died, while her mother was injured due to electrocution at their residence in Watrina locality of North Kashmir's Bandipora district on Wednesday.
An official told the news agency—Kashmir News Observer (KNO) that the duo were injured due to electrocution at their residence and were rushed to district hospital Bandipora, where the girl was declared dead on arrival.
The official identified the deceased her as Zanab Mir daughter of Noor Mohammad Mir of Tulail and at present were residing at Watrina.
He said that after initial treatment her mother, identified as Raja Begum wife of Noor Mohammad (48), was referred to SMHS hospital Srinagar for further treatment.
The official said that Zainab was electrocuted while she was doing some work on the roof of her house, where she cam in contact with a live transmission wire, which was passing through their house.
"On hearing her screams, mother tried to rescue her but she too got electrocuted," he said.
The official said that after legal medical formalities the body of deceased was handed over to her family, while police have registered a case in this regard—(KNO)
*Statehood To J&K After Normalcy Is Restored: MHA*
Srinagar, July 28 (GNS): Ministry of Home Affairs (MHA) on Wednesday said that the ttatehood to Jammu and Kashmir would be granted at an “appropriate time after normalcy is restored” in J&K.
Responding to a question by Shiv Sena MP Priyanka Chaturvedi in Rajya Sabha, Minister of State MHA, Nityanand Rai, said “temporary” restrictions on various communication channels like internet and mobile services were done in “national interest.”
“Statehood to Jammu and Kashmir would be granted at an appropriate time after normalcy is restored in Jammu and Kashmir,” he said responding to the query on whether the Government has any proposal to reinstate the Statehood in Jammu and Kashmir in future .
“In view of the constitutional changes and bifurcation of the erstwhile state of the Jammu and Kashmir into Union territory of Jammu and Kashmir and Union territory of Ladakh, in national interest and also in the Interest of security of J&K, temporary restrictions on various communication channels like internet and mobile services were resorted to in Jammu and Kashmir,” he said as per GNS, adding, “Subsequently, the matter was reviewed from time to time and restrictions imposed were gradually eased out in a phased manner and 4G internet data services were restored in the entire Union territory of Jammu and Kashmir w.e.f. 05.02.2021.” (GNS)
Srinagar, July 28 (GNS): Ministry of Home Affairs (MHA) on Wednesday said that the ttatehood to Jammu and Kashmir would be granted at an “appropriate time after normalcy is restored” in J&K.
Responding to a question by Shiv Sena MP Priyanka Chaturvedi in Rajya Sabha, Minister of State MHA, Nityanand Rai, said “temporary” restrictions on various communication channels like internet and mobile services were done in “national interest.”
“Statehood to Jammu and Kashmir would be granted at an appropriate time after normalcy is restored in Jammu and Kashmir,” he said responding to the query on whether the Government has any proposal to reinstate the Statehood in Jammu and Kashmir in future .
“In view of the constitutional changes and bifurcation of the erstwhile state of the Jammu and Kashmir into Union territory of Jammu and Kashmir and Union territory of Ladakh, in national interest and also in the Interest of security of J&K, temporary restrictions on various communication channels like internet and mobile services were resorted to in Jammu and Kashmir,” he said as per GNS, adding, “Subsequently, the matter was reviewed from time to time and restrictions imposed were gradually eased out in a phased manner and 4G internet data services were restored in the entire Union territory of Jammu and Kashmir w.e.f. 05.02.2021.” (GNS)
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*Kupwara: Unknown People Chop Down Over 50 Apple Tree Saplings in Sogam*
Kupwara, Jul 28 : Unknown people chopped down over fifty apple tree saplings in Sogam of north Kashmir’s Kupwara on intervening Tuesday and Wednesday night.
Reports reaching GNS said that the orchard belonging to one Mohammad Rafeeq Shiekh son of Abdul Khaliq Shiekh from Sogam was found axed this morning. Soon after, the victim lodged a police complaint, following which a team visited to make an on ground assessment of the site.
Police official concerned said that it seems a classic case of personal rivalry. “A case is being registered in this regard for further investigations”, the official added.
Kupwara, Jul 28 : Unknown people chopped down over fifty apple tree saplings in Sogam of north Kashmir’s Kupwara on intervening Tuesday and Wednesday night.
Reports reaching GNS said that the orchard belonging to one Mohammad Rafeeq Shiekh son of Abdul Khaliq Shiekh from Sogam was found axed this morning. Soon after, the victim lodged a police complaint, following which a team visited to make an on ground assessment of the site.
Police official concerned said that it seems a classic case of personal rivalry. “A case is being registered in this regard for further investigations”, the official added.
*Oil-Tanker Collides With Mini-bus in Sopore, 12 Persons Injured*
Srinagar, Jul 29 (GNS): At least twelve persons were injured after an oil-tanker collided with a mini-bus on Thursday evening in Sopore in north-Kashmir’s Baramulla district.
Reports reaching GNS said that the incident occurred at bye-pass Sopore when an oil-tanker collided head on with a mini-bus – on its way back from Dargah Hazratbal. In the incident, twelve people boarding the mini-bus were injured and immediately taken to SDH Sopore.
Confirming the incident, a police official concerned told GNS that the injured were immediately removed to SDH Sopore.
Meanwhile BMO Sopore told GNS that twelve persons have received injuries in the incident and three with relatively serious injuries have been referred to GMC Baramulla for advanced treatment. (GNS)
Srinagar, Jul 29 (GNS): At least twelve persons were injured after an oil-tanker collided with a mini-bus on Thursday evening in Sopore in north-Kashmir’s Baramulla district.
Reports reaching GNS said that the incident occurred at bye-pass Sopore when an oil-tanker collided head on with a mini-bus – on its way back from Dargah Hazratbal. In the incident, twelve people boarding the mini-bus were injured and immediately taken to SDH Sopore.
Confirming the incident, a police official concerned told GNS that the injured were immediately removed to SDH Sopore.
Meanwhile BMO Sopore told GNS that twelve persons have received injuries in the incident and three with relatively serious injuries have been referred to GMC Baramulla for advanced treatment. (GNS)
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