5 Quezon crushing facilities lose permits over alleged violations

Inquirer.net - Oct 1, 2026

LUCENA CITY – The local government of Infanta, Quezon has cancelled the business permits of four crushing plants and a mobile crusher following alleged violations of Department of Environment and Natural Resources (DENR) permitting requirements. In a report posted on Facebook on Thursday, Infanta officials said the permits were cancelled after the DENR issued a

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