Opposition Párbeszéd: Revoke licences of battery factories causing accidents
The opposition Párbeszéd party is calling on the government to revoke the official licences of battery plants and processors where fires, accidents or deaths have been reported.
Addressing an online press conference on Friday, Tímea Szabó, Párbeszéd’s parliamentary group leader, called for the operations of the plants in question to be suspended and for a resumption of official authorisation procedures. Szabó added that her party would introduce stricter official checks in the sector.
She cited growing reports of accidents at battery plants in recent months, insisting that it was “clear that the government . doesn’t have regulations and conditions in place” that would guarantee safety and regulate the operations of such plants.
“The cabinet has neither the capacity nor the political will to convince these polluting factories to adhere to the minimum safety standards,” Szabó said.
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