TRINIDAD AND TOBAGO POLICE INVESTIGATE
ENVIRONMENTAL CRIME!!
AT least 334 people have made
comments about the indiscriminate treatments and hunting of sea creatures
within the Caribbean's on Facebook as at press time in a transcripts received
at The News office Desk of the E.N.M.Paedia Express Multimedia Group of
Lagos,Nigeria.
Checks showed that information
relating to the incident was shared at least 2,538 times on Facebook with diverse
but similar comments all targeted at telling the leadership to do more in the
area of environmental protection from the
leadership
AS RECEIVED AT THE NEWS OFFICE DESK
OF THE E.N.M.PAEDIA EXPRESS MULTIMEDIA GROUP OF LAGOS,NIGERIA ON THE 7TH OF
DECEMBER,2018
Two persons were held a few minutes
ago at the Caroni Bird Sanctuary in possession of 5 Scarlet Ibis carcasses.
There is no doubt today that the Scarlet Ibis is an Environmentally Sensitive
Species (ESS) under the Environmentally Sensitive Species Rules and possession
involves a fine of up to $100,000 for each bird, with the possibility of up to
2 years imprisonment. Instructions have been given to the Forestry Division
officials to lay charges under the ESS Rules. I thank the officers involved for
their dedication to stamping out this criminal activity. Over to the Trinidad and
Tobago Police Service and the Magistracy. (Photo credit: David Steffan Huggins) — with Cindy Heeralal and Nursamaa Abdoel.
Comments
William Nightingale This is why they should ban hunting
permanently because of this type of shit. They wouldn't settle for 2 animals
and call it a day, no they want to hunt down every animal and walk out with the
Dam forest.
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Stephan
Riley Make corbeau d national bird nobody go eat it
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Josh
Caz Imagine a future when we have to change our coat of arms because our
national bird became extinct as a result of failure to convict people for
this...
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Tenny
Lyons PERMANENTLY BAN HUNTING!!! STOP SACRIFICING OUR ENVIRONMENTAL WEALTH
FOR ELECTORAL VOTES!!!
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Amar
Seechan Just now these greedy Trinis will hunt and eat corbeaux
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