Dayan National Lands Protected; Illegal Soil Extraction Halted
Damghan – The commander of the Natural Resources Protection Unit in Semnan Province, referring to the halt of illegal soil extraction in Dibaj, stressed the continued monitoring of natural areas and action against violations.
Damghan- The Commander of the Natural Resources Protection Unit of Semnan province, pointing to the stop of illegal soil harvesting in Dibaj, emphasized on the continuation of monitoring natural areas and dealing with violations.
Colonel Abulfazl Mutawai said in a conversation with Mehr reporter: With the timely presence of the forces of the Natural Resources Protection Unit and the follow-up of the matter on the spot, the continuation of illegal soil harvesting in this area was prevented.
He added: This action was carried out in the presence of the commander and deputy of the protection unit of the General Directorate of Natural Resources and Watershed Management of Semnan province and Sarjangalban of Dibaj region, and the issue of illegal soil harvesting from national fields was investigated and followed up.
The Commander of the Protection Unit of the General Administration of Natural Resources of Semnan Province, emphasizing the necessity of soil protection as one of the valuable natural resources, stated: Soil plays an important role in the stability of ecosystems, the preservation of vegetation and the continuity of life of natural resources, and any unauthorized harvesting of it can harm the national arenas.
Stating that the protection from encroachment and prevention of encroachment on national lands is one of the priorities of the natural resources protection unit, Mutawai clarified: continuous monitoring of areas, field presence of forces and follow-up of violations with the aim of preventing the destruction of natural resources and protecting public rights continue.
He pointed out: Protecting natural resources is everyone's responsibility, and dealing with violations that expose national capitals to damage is necessary to protect this valuable heritage and pass it on to future generations.