Kosovo government still knows who is the main blame for air pollution in Pristina

Environment Minister Albena Resiti has said that no one has been found guilty of air pollution in the country.

She has said she has sought to make such assessments, but that she has still received clear answers.

Reshimaj has indicated that today it is defined as how car entry in Pristina will be reduced.

The best thing would be a plan not to allow illegal use of heat coal. We take measures to make sure that next year we don't have this kind of problem, but only to be allowed to export it, but not even the sale of citizens”, she said.

Ilir Morina, chief chief of the Environmental Protection Agency, has said pollution is the result of the meteorological situation.

“The sources are the same. The colder the weather, the higher the pollution. In the absence of wind, high pollution is standing. 30 percent of power plants, other retail industry. Schools are using oil and we're looking at their quality. 30 percent of vehicles and 30 percent of summer - based resources are present, especially in Pristina”, he said.

He has announced that only 7 percent of educational institutions use environmentally friendly products.

Arben Djukaj, KEK director, has said the main polluting is open warehouses.

“Djegien we do so controlled. We report both to the municipality and the ministry. We have eliminated dangerous materials. We have covered over 99 percent of ash storage “, he said, adding that as far as sulfur is concerned, Kosovo's problem is because the coal using “has very little sulfur and meets European rates”.

According to them, in December Obilic has been less polluted than Pristina. “Tymi is not coming to Pristina, but is heading towards Plemetin. The pollution is coming from mines that are completely shut down and that's near the highway of Ibrahim Rugova”.