People in Dak Lak hand over 4 rare wild animal individuals

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    Dak Lak - Over the past time, 4 people in Buon Ma Thuot ward have voluntarily handed over many precious and rare wild animals.

    On June 26, Buon Ma Thuot Ward Police informed that recently, 4 people proactively contacted functional agencies to voluntarily hand over 4 rare and precious wild animal individuals to serve rescue work and release them back to the natural environment.

    The individuals handed over by the people include: 1 birman kite individual, 1 Java pangolin individual, 1 golden mountain turtle individual and 1 black hawk individual.

    After receiving them, functional forces coordinated with specialized units to conduct health checks, complete procedures according to regulations before bringing the individuals to rescue facilities for care, recovery and re-release to the natural environment when conditions are met.

    According to Buon Ma Thuot Ward Police, the fact that people proactively hand over wild animals instead of keeping them in captivity, buying and selling or using them illegally is the result of propaganda and dissemination of laws that the unit regularly implements in residential groups, residential areas and business households in the area.

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    Mr. Ho Van Luan (middle of the photo) returned from working in the fields and discovered a pangolin by the roadside, so he brought it to hand over to functional agencies. Photo: Huong Hiep Commune People's Committee

    Returning from the fields and encountering rare animals by the roadside, handing them over to functional agencies

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    Quang Tri - On the way back from farming, people discovered a rare pangolin individual, so they proactively reported and handed it over to functional agencies.

    Mr. Pham Van At (second from the left) handed over a rare sand turtle individual. Photo: Quang Ngai Police

    Rare animal crawls into commune health station in Quang Ngai

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    Quang Ngai - People in Ba Xa commune discovered sa nhân turtles and rare dinh crabs crawling into residential areas, so they voluntarily handed them over to functional forces to release them back into nature.

    Functional agencies coordinate to release many rare animals back into the forest. Photo: Kon Ka Kinh National Park

    Releasing 5 wild animals back to the natural forest in Kon Ka Kinh

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    Gia Lai - Ayun Commune Police calls on all people in the area to join hands to protect wildlife, absolutely not to participate in hunting and trading.

    Ông Hồ Văn Luân (giữa ảnh) đi làm rẫy về thì phát hiện cá thể tê tê bên đường nên đã đưa đến giao nộp cho cơ quan chức năng. Ảnh: UBND xã Hướng Hiệp

    Returning from the fields and encountering rare animals by the roadside, handing them over to functional agencies

    HƯNG THƠ |

    Quang Tri - On the way back from farming, people discovered a rare pangolin individual, so they proactively reported and handed it over to functional agencies.

    Anh Phạm Văn Ất (thứ hai bên trái) giao nộp cá thể rùa sa nhân quý hiếm. Ảnh: Công an Quảng Ngãi

    Rare animal crawls into commune health station in Quang Ngai

    ĐÔNG GIANG |

    Quang Ngai - People in Ba Xa commune discovered sa nhân turtles and rare dinh crabs crawling into residential areas, so they voluntarily handed them over to functional forces to release them back into nature.

    Cơ quan chức năng phối hợp thả nhiều động vật quý hiếm về lại rừng. Ảnh: VQG Kon Ka Kinh

    Releasing 5 wild animals back to the natural forest in Kon Ka Kinh

    THANH TUẤN |

    Gia Lai - Ayun Commune Police calls on all people in the area to join hands to protect wildlife, absolutely not to participate in hunting and trading.