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June 30, 2021
Pakistan Environmental Protection Agency (Pak-EPA) on Tuesday directed the National Institute of Medicine and Rehabilitation to devise a rational monitoring mechanism for the new incinerator to be established at the healthcare facility.
Pak-EPA held a public hearing on environmental impact assessment (EIA) for installation and operation of Bio-Medical Waste Incinerator at the National Institute of Medicine and Rehabilitation (NIRM) here at its office.
Speaking on the occasion Director EIA Monitoring of Pak-EPA Ahsan Rafi Kiani said the Italian technology based incinerator to replace the older one would need proper maintenance due to its advanced and foreign technology. He advised the NIRM project team to keep the matter into its consideration and ensure proper measures in this regard. Kiani also lauded the NIRM project team for an elaborate presentation on the project and directed to give due consideration to the expert suggestions presented on its proje
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The first ever Special Session of the United Nations General Assembly (UNGASS) devoted to the Challenges and Measures to Prevent and combat Corruption.
June 9th, 2021
The first ever Special Session of the United Nations General Assembly (UNGASS) devoted to the Challenges and Measures to Prevent and combat Corruption and Strengthen International Cooperation was held in a hybrid format in New York from 2 to 4 June.
During the opening plenary session on 2 June, Justice Minister Marta Cartabia, in a passage of her intervention by remote, stressed that
corruption is a global threat that tests our societies and economies, hindering sustainable economic growth and distorting competition in the market, undermining the rule of law and trust between citizens and governments. It also constitutes a serious obstacle to the development of the prosperity and security of our countries and our communities . Minister Cartabia also stressed that a global response based on shared measurement systems is essential for an effective and crosscutting fight against corruption, which is increasingly complex and sophisticated, permeating new risk areas su