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Illegal quarry shut down in Bulacan
By Frederick Silverio
Sep 07, 2022 12:12 am

BULACAN Gov. Daniel Fernando inspected on Tuesday the illegal mining operation authorities halted due to lack of operating permit.

The quarry is located in a five-hectare lot in a hidden farmland in Sitio Alimasag, Barangay Camangyanan, Santa Maria, Bulacan where high-grade escombro, a type of natural resource, is being mined without authorization.

NO PERMIT TO OPERATE Bulacan Gov. Daniel Fernando (center), Bulacan Environment and Natural Resources Office chief Atty. Julius Degala (left) and CIDG-Bulacan Provincial Officer Maj. Banate Tabigo-on visit the site where an illegal quarry operation was discovered and shut down in Sitio Alimasag, Barangay Camangyanan, Santa Maria, Bulacan on Friday, Sept. 2, 2022. PHOTO BY FREDERICK SILVERIO

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