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CEJ demands AG implement Supreme Court directives on X-Press Pearl disaster

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  • CEJ made a formal request to the Attorney General.
  • The request concerns directions in a Supreme Court judgment on the X-Press Pearl disaster.
  • CEJ said it may seek further legal remedies, Daily Mirror reports.

Daily Mirror reports that the Centre for Environmental Justice (CEJ) has formally asked the Attorney General to take steps to implement directions in the Supreme Court’s judgment concerning the MV X-Press Pearl disaster.

Daily Mirror reports that CEJ warned it may seek further legal remedies if action is not taken. The report provides no further details about the directions, the timing of the request or any next steps.

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