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Drone survey of stone quarries set in motion in Tiruppur district

Drone survey of stone quarries set in motion in Tiruppur district
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The Department of Geology and Mines in Tiruppur is using drone surveys to monitor stone quarries and detect illegal mining activities. This initiative aims to compare current extraction volumes against legal lease boundaries to ensure compliance and collect appropriate royalties.

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Drone technology provides a cost-effective and highly accurate method for environmental regulation and preventing the illegal depletion of natural resources.

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The Department of Geology and Mines is in the thick of a drone survey of stone quarries across Tiruppur district, in deference to the complaints of excessive mining raised by environmental activists.

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