h Tajikistan criminalizes electricity theft, non-payment under new law

16.04.2025, 11:44

Tajikistan criminalizes electricity theft, non-payment under new law

DUSHANBE. April 16 (Interfax) - Tajikistan has enacted a law imposing criminal penalties for electricity theft and non-payment, President Emomali Rahmon’s office announced Thursday.

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