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The Government Office Revealed Minor Irregularities in the Works Carried Out on the Asbestos Streets in Szombathely.

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So far, reports have been received from 720 locations in Vas County, with the estimated amount of asbestos-contaminated crushed stone being 216,451 tons.

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More than 216 thousand tons of asbestos-contaminated crushed stone are registered in Vas County. Irregularities were also found during the work carried out on the Oladi plateau.

·Budapest, Hungary
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So far, reports have been received from 720 locations in Vas County, with the estimated amount of asbestos-contaminated crushed stone being 216,451 tons.

·Hungary
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The government office has uncovered minor irregularities during the works carried out on the Oladi plateau in Szombathely, which are aimed at reducing the release of harmful substances from asbestos-containing road pavement into the air. The environmental protection authority has so far received reports from 720 locations in Vas County, where the amount of crushed stone contaminated with asbestos is estimated at 216,451 tons. The authority immed…

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An official investigation was immediately launched after Greenpeace Hungary reported the incident.

While working, two employees were not wearing closed clothing and were not using respiratory protective equipment or were not using it properly.

·Hungary
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444.hu broke the news in Hungary on Monday, September 21, 2026.
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