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Overview
- A Verene Energia notice says a man claiming Comando Vermelho membership threatened staff, demanding immediate suspension of expansion works and a daily shutdown after 3 p.m.
- The company filed an urgent alert to the Mines and Energy Ministry, Aneel, the Federal Police and the Justice Ministry, warning of risks to an essential service and to the Belém event.
- The Justice Ministry said it produced an intelligence report via Diopi and Senasp and sent it to the Federal Police, Abin, the GSI and Pará state security forces.
- The Mines and Energy Ministry requested technical support and protective measures, later noting reinforced policing and asserting that electricity supply for the region is guaranteed.
- The Federal Police said it would verify the report but has offered no further public update, and a nearby roadworks consortium reportedly suspended operations after similar threats.