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Mining and Processing of Aggregates Association of T&T (MPATT) president Danny Persad is calling on the Government to step in and fix the problem of illegal quarrying in the country.
Speaking with Guardian Media last week, Persad said the purpose of the organisation is to aid in the fast-tracking of licences to avoid quarry operators operating illegally. He said there are 23 operators supporting him.
“We want to be on part of the advisory board so we could liaise with our members and with the regulatory agencies so we could be on the same page and be more swift getting approvals done in the shortest possible time,” Persad said.
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