Detect Evidence of Illegal Mining in Cocapata
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Camps, machinery and equipment allegedly used in illegal mining activities were identified during an inspection carried out on October 17 by the Administrative Mining Authority (AJAM) in the area called “Tita Luz de Luna”, located in the municipality of Cocapata, department of Cochabamba. The AJAM entry identifies signs of illegal mining in Cocapata was first published in El Diario
Camps, machinery and equipment linked to mining works were identified during an inspection carried out on October 17 by the Administrative Mining Authority (AJAM) of Cochabamba in the area called “Tita Luz de...
Camps, machinery and equipment for mining work were identified during an inspection carried out on October 17 by the Administrative Mining Authority (AJAM) of Cochabamba in the area called “Tita Luz de Luna”, located in the municipality of Cocapata, in that department.
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