
A Federal Police operation, with the support of Funai and Ibama, disabled dredgers and seized illegal mining equipment in the Upper Rio Solimões, in Tabatinga, Amazonas, this Friday (30).
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The operation aimed to combat the illegal exploitation of mineral resources in the Upper Rio Solimões region.
A Federal Police (PF) operation against illegal mining disabled and seized dredgers and structures used to extract minerals and a vessel in the Alto Rio Solimões, in Tabatinga, in the interior of Amazonas.
The action was carried out this Friday (30), near the village of Santa Rita do Weill, with support from the National Foundation of Indigenous Peoples (Funai) and the Brazilian Institute for the Environment and Renewable Natural Resources (Ibama).
During the operation, the teams carried out inspections to combat the illegal exploitation of mineral resources in the region. The equipment used in the activity was seized or rendered unusable.
In total, the operation resulted in the seizure or destruction of:
3 small dredgers;
5 medium-sized dredgers;
7 structures known as "motor-ferry", used in land mining;
1 tail-type vessel.

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