Bativa coal began to be sold only with a passport and SNILS 18+. This material (information) is produced, distributed and (or) sent by a foreign agent of the Internet publication "NOVAYA GAZETA" or relates to the activities of a foreign agent of the online publication "NOVAYA GAZETA". At the Kaa-Khem coal mine in Tiva, when selling coal, they began to require a passport and SNILS from the buyers when selling coal. Journalist Elmira Sandi talked about the problem on her Telegram channel. According to Sandy, she was approached by drivers who were unable to purchase coal. She posted a photo, from which it appears that the ad was published by Tuba's Ministry of Energy and Housing and Community Services. "They say they started demanding some documents from them. What are the new requirements? Who introduced them and on what basis? And why can't people buy coal calmly? ". Sandy asks questions. In recent days, official sources have not reported any changes in the rules for the sale of coal in Ka-Kam. On November 2, the Ministry of Energy of Tuba reported on the inspection of the coal reserves in the open mine warehouse: the remaining coal was estimated at 400 tons. In total, according to the authorities, 40 fuel depots are in good condition. Of these, 11 are public and 29 are private.

Bativa coal began to be sold only with a passport and SNILS 18+. This material (information) is produced, distributed and (or) sent by a foreign agent of the Internet publication "NOVAYA GAZETA" or relates to the activities of a foreign agent of the online publication "NOVAYA GAZETA". At the Kaa-Khem coal mine in Tiva, when selling coal, they began to require a passport and SNILS from the buyers when selling coal. Journalist Elmira Sandi talked about the problem on her Telegram channel. According to Sandy, she was approached by drivers who were unable to purchase coal. She posted a photo, from which it appears that the ad was published by Tuba's Ministry of Energy and Housing and Community Services. "They say they started demanding some documents from them. What are the new requirements? Who introduced them and on what basis? And why can't people buy coal calmly? ". Sandy asks questions. In recent days, official sources have not reported any changes in the rules for the sale of coal in Ka-Kam. On November 2, the Ministry of Energy of Tuba reported on the inspection of the coal reserves in the open mine warehouse: the remaining coal was estimated at 400 tons. In total, according to the authorities, 40 fuel depots are in good condition. Of these, 11 are public and 29 are private.