4 hours agoKosovars lead early dead in Balkans cause of bad air
Periskopi(7 years ago)
(7 years ago)In discussing the environment and health, with the focus on air pollution, it was urged that concrete steps be taken in improving the state of the environment, as a result of which Kosovo citizens have the lowest life expectancy in the Balkans. It was asked by the state, organizations and companies to be organised and [...]
In discussing the environment and health, with the focus on air pollution, it was urged that concrete steps be taken in improving the state of the environment, as a result of which Kosovo citizens have the lowest life expectancy in the Balkans.
It was asked by the state, organizations, and companies to organize themselves and do more on air pollution.
Health Minister Uran Ismaili said that environmental problems are the main cause Kosovo citizens have the lowest life expectancy in the Balkans. He has pledged and said he is willing to co-operate with concrete mechanisms to improve the environmental situation.
The ongoing environmental problems are the main reason Kosovars have the lowest life expectancy in the Balkans. Air pollution is a major challenge. The challenge of this situation is essential, to this day we have been co-ordinating, but we can add that we have more literal coordination. There are negative effects everywhere, we can see in the lakes and in the air we receive every day. The mechanisms on municipals are required to organise municipalities for fighting of this” phenomenon.
The responsibility for air pollution falls above the state, organisations and companies. In Presentation of the U NICEF is a global problem”.
Environment and Spatial Planning Minister (MMPH), Fatmir Matosi, said all focus is achieving its effect, EO writes.
I'm glad all this focus is working out on its own. I am happy that several concrete and effective steps have been taken along this government, such as the ban on coal in public institutions and in schools to interrupt a practice for workers to be given coal as a reward, and I believe these will have an effect”.
We also have a lack of water. We have land pollution from waste to illegal locations. Over 600 people have been convicted of littering. We also have a GIZ and Japanese waste management project, we have 10 million euros that have a direct effect on land reduction from”.
United Nations Development Coordinator Ulrika Richardson said that this subject is urgent and essential and requires commitment by all.
