SINDH PARTICLE BOARD MILLS LIMITED versus ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION AGENCY
Sections 11, 12, 16, 21 and 22 of the Environmental Protection Order against Environmental Pollution were issued against various mills complaining that it was producing chip boards from Bagasse (solid sugarcane waste), which contains a mixture of different chemicals. Included. And during the chipboard grinding process, small / very fine chemically mixed particles were released freely into the open spread / fly in the area. The smell and the health of the workers and their families were badly affected in the nearby colonies. Not only did human lives suffer, but the agriculture crop was affected by comments from the Environmental Protection Agency, which were based on facts and findings, reports of complaints from various individuals and mills established that appellant Involved in the spread which was harmful. As well as the health of the workers, the attitude of the mill residents of the adjacent villages and surrounding areas was a classic example of a high altitude that could not be obtained from protection, see reports, notice notices and earlier environmental protection orders. Was not approved. In the circumstances of the mill, it cannot take the stand that it has not been personally given a hearing for the treatment of environmental issues, there is no trial on the qualifications of the mill, the order of environmental protection, the appeal has been confused, rightly so. Was issued which was not possible to interfere with the appeal
