18 lakh metric tonnes of coal goes missing from Meghalaya
First Published: 28th July, 2023 14:32 IST
A whopping 18 lakh metric tonnes of coal have gone missing from Meghalaya.
This was informed by Justice (Retired) BP Katakey, who was appointed by the Meghalaya High Court to recommend measures for compliance with Supreme Court and NGT directives. Speaking to media persons after holding a meeting with the Mining and Geology department yesterday, Justice Katakey called upon the government to take action in locating the missing coal.
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