Bulacan tightens logging, quarrying

By Frederick Silverio

Jul 26, 2022 12:27 am

THE Provincial Government of Bulacan through the Bulacan Environment and Natural Resources Office (Benro) has set up nine checkpoints to curb illegal quarry operations and apprehend illegal loggers.

Benro head Atty. Julius Victor Degala said these checkpoints will also help protect the interests of quarry operators who have the necessary documents and permits.

Bulacan Environment and Natural Resources Office personnel headed by lawyer Julius Victor Degala conduct 24/7 checkpoints all over the province through the directive of Gov. Daniel Fernando to protect the environment from illegal loggers and illegal quarrying. CONTRIBUTED PHOTOS

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