The coming cold can be a real test for many residents of Tajikistan as coal prices have risen in Tajikistan as coal prices have increased in the country following fuel prices.
This year, coal prices in Tajikistan has risen on average about 45-50 percent (illustative photo / inform.kz).The coming cold can be a real test for many residents of Tajikistan as coal prices have risen in Tajikistan as coal prices have increased in the country following fuel prices.
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