Mangaluru: Illegal sand extraction - 11 boats taken into custody


Daijiworld Media Network - Mangaluru (SP)

Mangaluru, Oct 29: The personnel of the town police station here, after finding that some boats were engaged in illegal sand extraction within the jurisdiction of Faisal Nagar area in the city, took into possession 11 boats.

The district administration has not yet issued permits to undertake sand mining and transport the same from the coastal regulatory zones here. Still, some people who are trying to encash the market demand for sand, have been extracting sand and transporting it. Based on complaints, the police are launching operations against them.

Deputy commissioner of the city law and order police division, Hariram Shankar and staff of Kankanady town police station conducted the raid. On this occasion, 11 boats were found to be engaged in sand mining. The assets have been handed over to the mines and geology department officials for further action.

 

 

 

  

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  • Mohit, Mangalore

    Fri, Oct 29 2021

    Sand should be freely available through out our state. Why there should be sand ban. You can ban export of sand for other states that too if required. Sand extraction can be done from deep sea also and not from River beds which might cause damage to the bridges or buildings nearby. Stop this money making manace and avoid spending our resources for these petty acts. There are better things to do in life. Jai Hind.

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  • bala, Kudla

    Fri, Oct 29 2021

    Make sand available for Mangaluru with ease. These illegal business will automatically stop. But our khadi cloth wearers will not make it happen because they want this problem always to make their daily bread.

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