Basay Vice-mayor Nono Amorgiente managed to defend himself from fresh allegations that he is engaged in illegal mining activities at the former CDCP site.
Earlier, citing “reliable information from indigenous people” the Euzkadi Holdings Corporation through its Corporate Secretary Geraldo Ranes wrote the Chair of the Provincial Mining Regulatory Board accusing the “Vice-mayor of Basay of resuming his illegal mining activities” in the area designated for the company.
The letter demanded from the Capitol immediate and prompt attention to their compliant by putting up measures to stop the alleged illegal mining activities in the area.
However, when probed by the Provincial Mining Regulatory Board led by Provincial Attorney Erwin Vergara, Armogiente produced a socalled “Special permit to disperse materials” issued by the Capitol allowing him to remove spillage and waste materials, which after all are hazardous to health, from the old CDCP stockpile.
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thank you very much for your info it helps a lot to us to know about the illegal activity against basay mining .my parents owned property that has also a copper but we were glad we didnt accept any offer from broker only one peso per tons.lol that was an owesome to heard from the buyer pays 550 per tons..and offer us a one peso dammed crapt..too sad my cousins accepted already and they were about a year to operate thier land with that cost.they just take advantage the poor people coz they think they lack knowledge about it.im proud to my parents to help me educate and support my profession that can help my future and help my parents especially this ongoing crapt activities.im sure we can manage our own mining soon…once again dumaguete negros cronicles thanks a lot for your information…
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