The IRNA news agency reported on a special interview by Channel Two of the Islamic Republic's television with several officials regarding the fight against the issue of dust storms and dust in the country. Among the issues raised was the establishment of a coordination headquarters for government agencies in combating the phenomenon of dust. In this meeting, it was announced that Iran has entered its eighteenth year of drought, and the situation is worsening day by day. Although officials state that neighboring countries contribute the most to the production of dust and dust storms, according to Ziaoddin Shahai, the director of the National Dust Control Project, seven provinces in Iran, including Khuzestan, Ilam, Hormozgan, Sistan and Baluchestan, and some internal provinces are also sources of internal dust storms.
Combating the Phenomenon of Dust and Dust Storms
Iran is facing an increasing crisis of dust storms, worsened by prolonged drought and regional environmental factors. Officials have acknowledged the need for a coordinated response to combat this issue, which is affecting several provinces. This situation highlights the environmental challenges Iran is grappling with amid broader regional tensions.
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📰 What Happened
Iranian officials discussed the increasing crisis of dust storms and prolonged drought in a televised interview. They announced the establishment of a coordination headquarters to combat this environmental issue.
- Iran is experiencing its eighteenth year of drought.
- Seven provinces in Iran are identified as sources of internal dust storms.
💡 Why It Matters
📚 Background
Iran has been facing severe environmental challenges, including drought and air pollution, which have been exacerbated by regional climate factors.
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