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CTI主席说，德里没有禁止柴油卡车进入的命令
他说:“部长说，这样的提议已经进行了讨论，但还没有发布这样的官方命令。在做出任何决定之前，政府将充分考虑德里商人、工厂主和运输者的利益。”
的德里政府尚未发布任何禁止柴油入境的命令卡车主席说，从10月1日起在国家首都工贸商会布里杰什·戈亚尔(Brijesh Goyal)在与运输部长凯拉什Gahlot．戈亚尔周三在这里会见了加洛特，后者告诉他，只有在讨论后才会做出禁令的决定。
戈亚尔代表德里贸易商给交通部长写了一封信，转达了他们的担忧。
戈亚尔说，部长保证政府会在这个问题上照顾到贸易商的利益。
的CTI主席他对Gahlot表示，德里大约100万名商人、工厂主和运输商感到担忧，因为一些媒体报道称，从10月1日起，德里将禁止柴油卡车进入。
“由于排灯节和其他节日，10月和11月是生意的高峰期。除此之外，婚礼的季节也从11月开始，商人和公众都会因为禁令而感到不便。”戈亚尔说。
他说，德里有100多个商业协会、行业协会和运输协会联系了CTI，表达了他们对此事的关注。
官员们曾表示，从10月到2月，北京可能会禁止中型和重型柴油车进入，以遏制首都的空气污染。
由于德里政府禁止10月至2月货车上路，交易员将遭受损失
德里政府决定从10月到2月禁止中型和重型货车进入首都，以遏制车辆污染。
德里政府禁止重型车辆进入城市的举措伤害了商业:CAIT
全印度贸易联盟(CAIT)秘书长Praveen Khandelwal表示，政府的决定是多余的，没有考虑到后果。
从10月1日起，中型和重型车辆不得进入德里
德里政府还在6月15日致函包括哈里亚纳邦(Haryana)和北方邦(Uttar Pradesh)在内的邻近邦，敦促它们从10月1日起只允许符合BS vi标准的公交车进入该市，以帮助控制空气污染。
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<\/figure>The Delhi<\/a> government has not issued any order on banning entry of diesel trucks<\/a> in the national capital from October 1, said chairman of Chamber of Trade and Industry<\/a> (CTI) Brijesh Goyal, after his meeting with Transport<\/a> Minister Kailash Gahlot<\/a>. Goyal met Gahlot here on Wednesday who informed him that a decision on the ban will be taken only after discussion.
Goyal gave a letter to the transport minister on behalf of the Delhi traders and conveyed their concern.
The minister assured that the government will take care of the interests of the traders on this issue, Goyal said.
<\/div><\/div>\"The minister said that such a proposal had come up for discussion but no such official order has been issued and the government will fully take care of the interests of the traders, factory owners, transporters of Delhi before taking any decision,\" he said.
The CTI chairman<\/a> said he told Gahlot that about 10 lakh traders, factory owners and transporters of Delhi are worried as some media reports suggested that the entry of diesel trucks is going to be banned in Delhi from October 1.
\"October and November months witness peak business owing to Diwali and other festivals. Apart from this, the season of weddings also starts in November, due to which businessmen as well as general public will be left inconvenienced due to the ban,\" Goyal said.
More than 100 business associations, industry associations and transport associations of Delhi have contacted CTI to express their concern on the matter, he said.
Officials had said that the government was likely to ban the entry of medium and heavy diesel vehicles from October to February, in a bid to curb air pollution in the national capital.
The CTI chairman<\/a> said he told Gahlot that about 10 lakh traders, factory owners and transporters of Delhi are worried as some media reports suggested that the entry of diesel trucks is going to be banned in Delhi from October 1.
\"October and November months witness peak business owing to Diwali and other festivals. Apart from this, the season of weddings also starts in November, due to which businessmen as well as general public will be left inconvenienced due to the ban,\" Goyal said.
More than 100 business associations, industry associations and transport associations of Delhi have contacted CTI to express their concern on the matter, he said.
Officials had said that the government was likely to ban the entry of medium and heavy diesel vehicles from October to February, in a bid to curb air pollution in the national capital.