The cause of their deaths is violations of safety regulations. Photo: Internet The head of the state supervision service for safe work practices in industry and mining, San’at Rahim, reported at a press conference on February 1 that last year, 25 people died as a result of accidents and incidents at industrial enterprises in Tajikistan, […]
The cause of their deaths is violations of safety regulations.
Photo: InternetThe head of the state supervision service for safe work practices in industry and mining, San’at Rahim, reported at a press conference on February 1 that last year, 25 people died as a result of accidents and incidents at industrial enterprises in Tajikistan, and another 46 sustained various injuries.
According to him, the number of industrial accidents “is not much higher than in 2021.”
As reported by Radio Ozodi, the cause of the accidents was violations of safety regulations, with the majority of such incidents occurring at joint Tajik-Chinese enterprises.
The head of the state supervision service for safe work practices in industry and mining also reported that last year, 297 legal entities, individuals, and officials were fined by this service.
“297 legal entities, individuals, and officials have been held administratively liable for violating industrial safety rules, with fines totaling 1 million 212 thousand 632 somoni.”
According to the official, the maximum fine for violating safety regulations cannot exceed 134 thousand somoni. “During inspections of safety compliance at industrial enterprises, specialists from the service identified 1,252 violations of regulatory legal acts. 130 documents and orders were issued to the heads of enterprises and organizations to rectify deficiencies and violations,” he added.