Four People Arrested for Illegally Stockpiling and Burying over 1,000 Tons of Construction Debris in Ho Chi Minh City.
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Ho Chi Minh City police have just dismantled two illegal dumping and leveling rings that disposed of hundreds of tons of solid waste, and have prosecuted and detained four suspects for investigation into acts of environmental pollution.
(Dan Tri Newspaper) - Four individuals belonging to two separate rings that used untreated construction debris to level land have been charged and detained by the Police Investigation Agency for the crime of causing environmental pollution.
Construction solid waste and other waste must be treated according to regulations; using waste that does not meet environmental technical standards for landfilling is a violation and may be subject to penalties. [Related news headlines: Criminal proceedings initiated in case of illegal dumping of nearly 7,830 tons of construction waste in Bat Trang commune; Hung Yen: Businesses fined for illegally burying nearly 50 tons of solid waste; Dong Thap…
The Economic Police Department of Ho Chi Minh City Police has recently investigated and uncovered two large-scale solid waste dumping and burial rings operating in the area.
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