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The Environmental Protection Authority (EPA) has intercepted 14 containers packed with hundreds of Chanfang machines at the Tema Port as it intensifies its crackdown on illegal mining across the country.
The seizure forms part of the Authority’s renewed efforts to clamp down on the activities of illegal miners and halt the destruction of the environment.
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