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Forest Police Disables Five Illegal Wood Furnace in San Nicolás De Los Ranchos
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During a surveillance tour in the community of Santiago Xalitzintla, belonging to San Nicolás de los Ranchos, forest police of the Ministry of Public Security (SSP) disabled on Thursday morning five clandestine kilns used to carbonize wood obtained by illegal logging. According to the report of the officers, a column of smoke was detected from the furnaces, which were in operation. Faced with this, it was necessary to extinguish the fire that wa…
To strengthen the conservation of forests and their ecosystems, the Ministry of Public Security (SSP) located and disabling five clandestine kilns, allegedly used for the dehydration of forest raw material. During a tour in the town of Santiago Xalitzintla, belonging to San Nicolás de los Ranchos, elements of the State Forestry Police located five kilns that were in the process of combustion. In order to avoid incidents in the area, the uniforms…
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