广西通报六起矿产资源违法违规典型案例

Core Viewpoint - The Guangxi Zhuang Autonomous Region's Natural Resources Department has reported six typical cases of illegal mining activities, aiming to enhance regulatory enforcement and deter violations in mineral resource management [1][3]. Group 1: Summary of Typical Cases - In 2024, individuals in Nanning illegally mined approximately 5.2 tons of antimony ore without a mining license, leading to an investigation initiated on May 13 [2]. - A mining company in Cenxi City exceeded its mining license limits for lead and zinc mining, resulting in a case opened on May 20, 2024 [2]. - Another mining company in Hezhou illegally mined 200,700 tons of potassium feldspar beyond its licensed area, with the case opened on November 15, 2024 [2]. - A company in Jiangzhou District violated regulations by mining limestone from June 2020 to 2022, with an estimated resource volume of 150,000 tons over an area of approximately 88.17 acres [2]. - A company in Xiangzhou County began unauthorized clay extraction on a temporary land use area, with a total extraction area of 122 acres and a volume of about 810,000 cubic meters starting from November 2024 [2]. - A county government improperly approved the sale of land for a breeding project, resulting in the extraction of 338,900 cubic meters of construction materials, including 773,400 tons of building sand [2]. Group 2: Regulatory Response - The reported illegal activities have severely disrupted the order of mineral resource management and caused significant losses to national mineral resources [3]. - The Guangxi Natural Resources Department emphasizes the need for strict legal enforcement, mandating that cases meeting the criteria must be prosecuted, and serious violations involving heavy metals should be dealt with swiftly and severely [3]. - There is a call for lessons to be learned from these cases to strengthen regulatory oversight and prevent similar issues in the future [3].