📋 Tender Overview
Specialists verify in the field the actions implemented by the administrator to contain and mitigate the environmental impacts caused.The Environmental Assessment and Supervision Agency (OEFA) continues to supervise the oil spill registered in the Amazon River, near the community of San Salvador, in the Loreto region, after the grounding and collision of a river convoy, on April 10, 2026.
Since April 11, the OEFA supervisory team moved to the emergency area, in coordination with the Port Captaincy and other entities, beginning supervision work in the field, where a spilled volume of approximately more than 285 barrels of oil was estimated.
During the supervision, about 5 kilometers of banks of the Amazon River were inspected and the first response actions implemented by the administration were verified, such as the containment, recovery and cleaning of the oil. Likewise, surface water and sediment samples were taken with the objective of evaluating environmental quality and determining the impact generated on the environment of the affected communities.
The environmental oversight authority will continue supervision and will promptly report the results of the actions being carried out.
