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I too don't want coal, CM tells children

PANAJI

Chief Minister Pramod Sawant, who was on Sunday met by dozens of children telling him they do not want coal in Goa as it will trigger multiple  health issues responded saying he too was of the same view. 

"Makai naka (I too don't want)" Sawant said getting into a conversation with the children who went and met him with representation demanding a halt to coal transportation in the State. 

The children's action is part of a series of protests gaining ground in Goa against projects threatening protected forests at Mollem and which a suspected to facilitate transportation of coal between MPT and North Karnataka. 

Sawant sought to explain to the children that his government is committed to reduce and minimize coal transportations through Goa but insisted that it will need time and switching to alternatives.

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Ready for debate on 17th, Cabral yet to acknowledge: AAP

THE GOAN NETWORK
Published Nov 15, 2020, 5:30 PM IST
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PANAJI Aam Aadmi Party has expressed surprise that Goa Power Minister Nilesh Cabral has not yet responded to their party accepting his challenge for an open debate on the power scenario in Delhi and Goa after AAP had announced that its MLA Raghav Chadha would be coming to Goa to discuss the matter with the minister.Incidentally, Chadha who is a chartered accountant is the vice chairperson of Delhi Jal Board and the youngest spokesperson of AAP. It may be recalled…

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