Chernobyl cleanup workers from Kulob to buy shares in Roghun for some 100,000 somoni

KULOB, January 29, 2010, Asia-Plus  — The branch of Soyuz Chernobyl Tajikistan (Tajikistan’s association of Chernobyl clean workers) in Khatlon’s Temourmalik has used funds provided to it by the government for health resort treatment to buy shares in open joint-stock company (OJSC) NBO Roghun for 8,000 somoni, the branch head Khudoynazar Yarmatov told Asia-Plus today. […]

Turko Dikayev

KULOB, January 29, 2010, Asia-Plus  — The branch of Soyuz Chernobyl Tajikistan (Tajikistan’s association of Chernobyl clean workers) in Khatlon’s Temourmalik has used funds provided to it by the government for health resort treatment to buy shares in open joint-stock company (OJSC) NBO Roghun for 8,000 somoni, the branch head Khudoynazar Yarmatov told Asia-Plus today.

According to him, 16 Chernobyl cleanup workers with 64 children now live in the district and they will buy shares in Roghun for at least 100 somoni each.

In the meantime, Davlatsho Sohibov, head of the regional organization of Soyuz Chernobyl Tajikistan for Khatlon’s Kulob zone, said that Chernobyl cleanup workers from the Kulob zone would buy shares in Roghun for some 100,000 somoni.

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