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Peru steps up fight against illegal gold mining as activity enters protected Amazon reserve
Troops used dynamite-like explosives to destroy equipment and burn structures and supplies that could be used to keep mining camps running.
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Peruvian troops deployed dynamite‑like explosives to demolish equipment and set fire to structures and supplies that support illegal gold‑mining camps as the activity spreads into a protected Amazon reserve.
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