Hello, I am Kambeez Hosseini, and this is this week's paradox. Today is Friday, January 4, 2019, and we are back. I hope that during the week we were away on vacation, no one played with gas or matches! Because before I left, I had ordered that, of course, when we returned, I found that a bad smell had taken over Tehran! At first, they said a sewage pipe had burst! Which was immediately denied. Then they said the smell was from the metro, which was also denied! The governor of Tehran completely denied the news of the bad smell! He said, 'Where is it? Show me the bad smell!' Of course, they still haven't said that the bad smell was due to America, Israel, and global arrogance, but they mentioned that the manager of the Plasco project said that the accumulation of sewage at a depth of 21 meters in this building for 50 years has led to the production of foul-smelling and flammable gases that suddenly erupted from the well with very high pressure for about 40 minutes during excavation! For 40 minutes, it was all erupting! Of course, the Environmental Organization immediately denied it! The Environment also said that this is not rational! Of course, Mr. Hamid Rasai said that he alone, without relying on human knowledge, engineering facilities, and the country's budget, understood where the bad smell was coming from, claiming that this smell is the carcass of the JCPOA! In summary, we were away for a week, and Tehran was engulfed in a smell! Even though I had ordered it, it still didn't happen that we would be away for a week and Tehran wouldn't smell! While this program was being broadcast, the governor of Tehran mentioned that the reason for this smell was the settling of mercaptan, an additive to natural gas, which has not yet been immediately denied! Any connection of this bad smell with this program will be immediately denied, by the way!
Paradox with Kambeez Hosseini; The Main Reason for the Bad Smell in Tehran!
Kambeez Hosseini discusses the recent bad smell in Tehran, which officials initially attributed to a sewage issue but later denied. The governor of Tehran and other officials have been dismissive of the claims, while some have humorously suggested it relates to the JCPOA. This situation highlights the ongoing challenges and miscommunications in Iranian governance.
👥 Key Players
📰 What Happened
Tehran experienced a mysterious bad smell, initially attributed to sewage issues, which officials later denied. The governor and other officials provided various explanations, including humorous political commentary linking the smell to the JCPOA.
- The bad smell was reported to have lasted for about 40 minutes during excavation work.
- Officials provided conflicting explanations for the source of the smell, leading to public confusion.
💡 Why It Matters
📚 Background
Tehran has faced various environmental and urban challenges, with officials often struggling to provide clear communication to the public. The JCPOA, or Joint Comprehensive Plan of Action, is a significant international agreement that has impacted Iran's political landscape.
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