The inspectorate says joint operations in Armavir’s border zones uncovered a citizen’s illegal withdrawal of Arax River water for irrigation. It also says homemade devices for illegal fishing were removed and seized.
Sole source: Armenia’s Environmental Protection and Mining Inspection Body said its inspectors found environmental-law violations during joint operations with National Security Service personnel and Russian border troops in the Arax River border zones of Armavir Province.
The inspectorate said citizen G.M. had taken river water illegally for irrigation using surface-water pumps installed without authorization. Inspectors dismantled the pumps and piping and gave them to border troops for safekeeping. The inspectorate said it imposed an administrative penalty of AMD 200,000 on G.M.
In the areas of two border outposts, inspectors found 4 homemade traps intended for illegal hunting of wild animals, the inspectorate said. One contained a dead fox. It said it imposed an administrative penalty of AMD 150,000 on citizen V.M. for illegal hunting.
During patrols, homemade devices intended for illegal fishing were removed from the Arax River basin, rendered unusable and seized, the inspectorate said. It said the joint operations were continuing.
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