Nuh Slaughterhouses Face Closure: Pollution Probe Launched
Following numerous complaints from the public regarding severe environmental pollution caused by slaughterhouses in Nuh district, Haryana, the state Environment Minister has ordered immediate inspections. These inspections will assess the environmental impact of these units, focusing on adherence to environmental regulations.
The directive comes in the wake of several reports detailing significant environmental damage, public health concerns, and allegations of illegal waste disposal. The village of Khajli Kalan has reportedly been particularly affected.
The Minister’s office confirmed that any slaughterhouse found to be violating environmental norms will face immediate closure. This decisive action aims to address the serious pollution issues and safeguard public health.
This move comes as a relief to residents who have long voiced their concerns. The situation highlights the urgent need for stricter enforcement of environmental laws across Haryana, ensuring responsible waste management and preventing further environmental degradation. The outcome of these inspections will set a crucial precedent for other areas facing similar challenges.
