Depois de casos de Covid, ENEVA é autorizada a retomar obras no onshore do Amazonas

After Covid Cases, ENEVA Is Authorized to Resume Onshore Works in Amazonas

Written by Flavia Marinho

Published on 09/07/2020 at 11:05

Depois de casos de Covid, ENEVA é autorizada a retomar obras no onshore do Amazonas

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Works Were Halted for 14 Days by Court Order Due to Precautions with Covid 19, and the Release is Similar to What Happens in Other Sectors of the Economy in Amazonas

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The action that halted the works originated from the Public Defender’s Office of the State of Amazonas (DPE-AM), the Public Ministry of the State (MPE-AM), and the Public Labor Ministry (MPT), which considered there to be uncontrolled expansion of Covid-19 cases within the company.

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After Covid Cases, ENEVA Is Authorized to Resume Onshore Works in Amazonas

Works Were Halted for 14 Days by Court Order Due to Precautions with Covid 19, and the Release is Similar to What Happens in Other Sectors of the Economy in Amazonas

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