Abbas Abad Mines technical problems need to be resolved
Head of Mines and Trade Organization of Markazi Province: Abbas Abad mines need to have a unified technical center to oversee this technical center not to allow one operator to exploit more and one less. The speed of mining needs to be adjusted to avoid these problems.
According to the International Stone Exhibition of Iran, a meeting of the officials of the Central Organization of Industry, Mine and Commerce of the Central Province and the People's Representative of Neighborhoods and Delijan in the House of Ministers Was.
It's about safety and not about mining
At the beginning of the meeting, Mohsen Besaradeh Mining Deputy of Mining and Trade Organization of Markazi Province stated: There is a series of technical and safety problems regarding Abbas Abad mines which if these deficiencies are not resolved, the Mining Deputy Mines order should stop the activities of these mines. do.
He added: Mines access roads must be repaired, breasts safety must be secured so that no gods can happen, mines must pay special attention to the local rocks and provide the stones they need, tailings should be provided. Be thoughtful so that we no longer have the problem of tailings in the mines. Operators should put aside differences between themselves and work out a solution for the environment and dust to minimize the damage they cause to the environment.
He said: In the case of Abbas Abad mines, it is not at all true that they want to seize these mines and deliver them to specific individuals or institutions. A team should be formed in this regard to scrutinize what the Ministry is looking for and take steps to address the problems.
He added: "The issue of tailings is one of the most important things that is of concern to the Ministry." These tailings must be assigned.
If a mine closes, it is a disaster for us
Hojatoleslam Alireza Salimi, a member of the People's Assembly of Mahalat and Delijan in the Majlis, said: "I am not looking for any closure of the mines. We have worked for many years on the mobility of these mines and all our efforts are to ensure that no mines are closed.
He added: "Mines are public property and have been handed over to the owners in accordance with the law. The law that has given you these mines has said that you must observe safety tips." The government is in no way looking for a solution, and experience has shown that the government's failure to address these issues fails. These mines should be privately owned.
"We also have criticism of the government as we have criticism of the miners on safety issues," he said. For example, part of the state's mining rights was to be returned to the city. Contaminants are legally enacted, and some percentage of government or budgetary salaries must be returned to the city to take appropriate action to grow and develop green space.
He said: "We have done our best to support the development of the stone industry, an example of which is the Iranian Stone Exhibition, which has now become one of Iran's most prestigious exhibitions." If a mine closes, it is a disaster for us. In the boom year of production we have to think of a boom in production, not wanting to shut down. This year and with these problems we should not allow even one worker to be laid off.
No one wants to shut down the mines
Further, Mohammad Reza Hajipour, head of the Central Province Mining and Trade Organization, said: "This year is a boom in production and we must do our utmost to make the mining industry one of our most important industries at all levels of growth. The development of mines is a priority for the Ministry, and we seek to solve the problem of mines rather than the God willing to shut down the mines.
"Safety issues are one of the most important red lines of the ministry. We cannot ignore safety issues and endanger the lives of people who work in the mines under the pretext of a production boom." Another point is that the beneficiaries should put aside their differences and complain less about each other. Continuing this trend and continuing these differences is the red line of the Ministry that will be strongly opposed.
He emphasized: Abbas Abad mines should have a unified technical center to supervise the technical center not to allow one operator to exploit more and one less. The speed of mining needs to be adjusted to avoid these problems.
"No one wants to shut down the mines," he said. An expert team must be specific, perform aerial mapping and identify all safety, road, and boundaries and boundaries, and ultimately develop and implement a comprehensive safety and incident plan so that mines can operate within the laws and regulations. To continue.
He emphasized: "The expert team should start working from now on and will complete its activity with the supervision of the Organization of Industry, Mining and Trade by next month." If safety and other issues are addressed by the Ministry, no mining will be closed. We seek to create employment and entrepreneurship, not jobless people.
He said: "In the recent flood that happened, the local miners and the locals gave a lot of help to the flood areas and really raised our heads in this regard. There has been a lot of support for the machinery and the money and cash that we really appreciate.
