Clandestine logging company that received wood from Indigenous Land is deactivated during operation in Uruará

Illegal logging company that received wood from indigenous land is deactivated in Uruará, Pará A clandestine logging company was deactivated during an operation to combat environmental crimes in Uruará, in the southwest of Pará. According to investigations, the establishment received wood illegally removed from the Cachoeira Seca Indigenous Land. The company operated on the banks of the Transamazônica Highway, BR-230. The action brought together inspectors from the Brazilian Institute of the Environment and Renewable Natural Resources (Ibama), agents from the Federal Highway Police (PRF) and members of the National Force. ? Click and follow the g1 Pará channel on WhatsApp According to investigators, the logging company had been embargoed since 2017, but continued to operate without a license. During the inspection, around 365 cubic meters of wood considered illegal were found in the establishment's yard. To prevent the activities from continuing, the agents destroyed the warehouse structure and the seized wood. A loader was also destroyed. According to the operation, the equipment had no brakes and used an improvised fuel tank. The person responsible for the company must be responsible for irregularities identified during the operation. Illegal logging company that received wood from indigenous land is deactivated in Uruará, Pará Reproduction / TV Liberal Read all the state's news on g1 Pará