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NAIMOS finds illegal miners replacing destroyed Changfan machines along Pra River
The National Anti-Illegal Mining Operations Secretariat (NAIMOS) has intensified its crackdown on illegal mining along the Pra River, with a second sweep uncovering attempts by miners to replace equipment destroyed during an earlier operation.
The latest operation forms part of NAIMOS’ Operation Water Shield, which is targeting illegal mining activities along the Pra River.
The latest operation targeted illegal mining sites at Tweapease and Adiemra as part of efforts to sustain the gains made during the initial raid.
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