The seizure was made in the parcel area of the Mérida International Airport. Photo: (Sipse)
Staff of the National Guard realized that the fishing guide and the invoice had the date of issue and shipment altered
MÉRIDA, Yucatán (August 30, 2021).- Agents of the National Guard seized 33 boxes of frozen octopus with the altered documentation in the parcel area of the “Manuel Crescencio Rejón” Mérida International Airport.
It was indicated that the discovery was made during the security checks of the parcel when the National Guard agents realized that the fishing guide and the invoice had the date of issue and shipment altered.
Given this, they informed the staff of the National Aquaculture and Fisheries Commission (Conapesca), who will be in charge of the corresponding procedures.
The National Guard maintains verification and surveillance actions throughout the national territory in compliance with environmental regulations, in order to protect fauna and natural resources.
Source: Sipse
The Yucatan Times
Newsroom
Comments
more recommended stories
Man found dead in Sierra Papacal would be a radio station executiveAttempted robbery would have cost him.
Before committing suicide, man says goodbye to his sister on WhatsAppA man decided to kill himself.
A deep hole opens in the middle of Mérida’s Manuel Cresencio Rejón neighborhoodMérida, Yucatán, (September 16, 2021) .-.
Teachers in Valladolid protest against face-to-face classesThey estimate that more than a.
A call to include ideas from the communities in the Tren Maya project“The Mayan Train is a project.
Canaco urged the Progreso City Hall to enforce the law on the MalecónPROGRESO .- After the Canaco urged.
The presence of other indigenous groups besides the Maya is confirmed in YucatánMérida, Yucatán.- In Yucatán, there is.
Traditional Mexican Independence Day Food and DrinksSeptember 15, 2021.- Mexican Independence Day.
Dates and locations for second dose of Astra Zeneca for people from 30 to 39 years old in MéridaThe application will take place from.
Smoking is the seventh cause of death from Covid-19 in YucatánMérida, Yucatán, (September 15, 2021).- Smoking.
Leave a Comment