Forestry Commission plans armed camps to protect Subri Forest Reserve from galamsey
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The Forestry Commission is proposing to establish armed security camps at illegal mining hotspots in the Subri River Forest Reserve in the Western Region to prevent miners from returning to cleared areas.
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- MyJoyOnline, Forestry Commission plans armed camps to protect Subri Forest Reserve from galamsey
- Adom Online, Galamsey: Forestry Commission plans armed camps to protect Subri Forest Reserve Neutral tone
- Ghana News Agency, Galamsey Fight: Forestry Commission to deploy armed teams, surveillance technology at Subri Forest Reserve Negative tone
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- Most negative headline · Ghana News AgencyGalamsey Fight: Forestry Commission to deploy armed teams, surveillance technology at Subri Forest Reserve
- Most neutral headline · Adom OnlineGalamsey: Forestry Commission plans armed camps to protect Subri Forest Reserve
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