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BAB: Where Are The Chinese Illegal Miners Arrested In The Manze Forest Reserve?- Residents Raise Alarm

Residents within the Bibiani-Anhwiaso-Bekwai Municipality of the western north region are up in arms, demanding answers from authorities regarding the arrest of Chinese illegal miners in the Manze Forest Reserve. They are seeking transparency on the whereabouts and status of the arrested individuals, as well as assurances that effective action will be taken to address the issue of illegal mining in the area.

A group of Chinese nationals were arrested by the Bibiani forestry division in the Manze Forest Reserve several weeks ago, allegedly for engaging in illegal mining activities. However, since their arrest, there has been no official communication from the authorities regarding their whereabouts, charges, or status.

“We are worried about the lack of transparency in this matter,” said a concerned resident. “We want to know what happened to the arrested miners and what measures are being taken to prevent further illegal mining in our area.”

The residents’ concerns are not unfounded. Illegal mining activities have been a persistent problem in the Manze Forest Reserve, with severe environmental and safety implications. The reserve is a protected area, home to diverse wildlife and vegetation, and illegal mining threatens to destroy this delicate ecosystem.

Furthermore, the presence of foreign nationals engaging in illegal activities in the area has raised concerns about national security and the rule of law.

“We urge the authorities to take decisive action against illegal mining and ensure that those responsible are brought to justice,” said another resident.

The residents’ demands come as the government has been facing criticism for its handling of illegal mining in the country. Despite promises to crack down on the practice, many argue that not enough is being done to address the issue.

As the situation unfolds, the residents of BAB remain vigilant, demanding answers and action from the authorities. The government must respond to their concerns and take concrete steps to address the issue of illegal mining in the Manze Forest Reserve.

Stay tuned for further updates on this developing story.

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