The Inspectorate of the Civil Administration, yesterday (Tuesday) destroyed a pirate guerrilla in cooperation with representatives of the Coordination and Liaison Headquarters in Nablus. And also, confiscated about 60 goods (cars from Israel that were sold for dismantling and renovated in the territories), which were intended for scrapping in the place without the necessary permits.
The magrata, which was used to dismantle cars, caused environmental pollution in the area, which could lead to harm to the health of the residents. During the enforcement operation, the Civil Administration destroyed a concrete surface at the site, and confiscated the equipment and pavements that were used by the Magrata for the illegal activity.
The Mashtovot phenomenon is a phenomenon that has been gaining momentum in recent years in Judea and Samaria, and activity today joins the recent information efforts made to the Palestinian population in Judea and Samaria about the dangers involved in their use. This enforcement activity is another step in the effort led by the Civil Administration to eradicate and treat environmental pollution in the Judea and Samaria area.
The director of the Civil Administration’s inspection unit, Marco Ben Shabbat, said that “the boycott activity that took place today is part of the many efforts led by the Civil Administration to eradicate the phenomenon of environmental pollution and the use of roads throughout Judea and Samaria. The Civil Administration will continue to work tirelessly Throughout Judea and Samaria, and will continue to cooperate with all relevant parties through all the tools at our disposal, all with the aim of improving the fabric of life of the residents and maintaining their health. “