Cops intercept 3 trucks, backhoe in alleged illegal quarry in Quezon province | Inquirer News

Cops intercept 3 trucks, backhoe in alleged illegal quarry in Quezon province

By: - Correspondent / @dtmallarijrINQ
/ 11:34 AM July 12, 2023

Cops intercept 3 trucks, backhoe in alleged illegal quarry in Quezon province

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LUCENA CITY — Police intercepted on Tuesday, July 11, three trucks and a backhoe being used in illegal quarrying in Mauban town.

Quezon police said in a report on Wednesday that members of the Provincial Mining and Regulatory Board (PMRB), assisted by local cops, intercepted the three trucks and the backhoe in Barangay Polo around 4:30 p.m.

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The report said the backhoe was loaded with rocks and other mineral resources that were illegally extracted.

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Police said the four drivers failed to produce a permit from the PMRB.

Mining activities in the province are under the control and supervision of the PRMB.

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The vehicles and quarry equipment were confiscated based on Department of Environment and Natural Resources Administrative Order No. 96-40 (Confiscation of Mineral Products, Tools, Equipment and Conveyance)

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The drivers, trucks and the back-hoe were placed under temporary custody of the local police station.

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