US EditionState-Owned Company Diamo Offered to Lease Land to Owners of Land Affected by Benzene
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The state-owned company Diamo could lease privately owned land in Hustopeče nad Bečvou in the Přerov region, which was hit by toxic benzene more than a year ago in an accident involving a train transporting it. The company has offered to lease it to 45 owners of the affected land. It plans to discuss the matter with them at a public hearing in mid-April.
A year after the train crash near Hustopečí nad Bečvou, 11 hectares of land are being rehabilitated. The state-owned company Diamo wants to lease the land from 45 owners.
Přerov - The state-owned company Diamo could lease privately owned land in Hustopeče nad Bečvou in the Přerov region, which was hit by toxic benzene in a train accident more than a year ago. The company has offered this to the owners of the land, of which there are 45. It wants to discuss it with them at a public hearing in mid-April, ČTK has learned. The land that is undergoing remediation covers an area of approximately 11 hectares and has bee…
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