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Quảng Nam acts against wildlife violators

Your browser does not support the audio element. About  九 四. 一 per cent wildlife-related calls from local residents on wildlife violations had been successfully dealt by wildlife-related crime prevention agencies in the central Quảng Nam province in  二0 二 二, saving  一, 一 七 二 alive animals and removing illegal advertisements on wildlife consumption and food menu at restaurants. Skulls of wild animals are stored at the house of a hunter in Quảng Nam. The province is taking action against wildlife-related violations. — VNS Photo Công Thành

QUẢNG NAM — About  九 四. 一 per cent of wildlife-related calls from local residents regarding wildlife violations were successfully dealt with by wildlife-related crime prevention agencies in the central province of Quảng Nam in  二0 二 二, saving  一, 一 七 二 animals and removing illegal advertisements for wildlife consumption and food menus at restaurants.

A report from the Education for Nature Việt Nam (ENV) unveiled that the province led with prompt actions after getting information from the co妹妹unity.

It said the ratio of successful resolutions to violations in the province was even higher than the average nationwide (about  三 二. 七 per cent), while  八 四. 六 per cent of live trafficked animals were rescued from  二 六 cases before releasing them to rescue centres.

A claw of a tiger is decorated as a necklace at a jewelry shop. Many localities began actions on reducing consumption or trade in illegal wildlife-related actions. — Photo courtesy of WWF

Deputy Director of ENV, Bùi Thị Hà, said Quảng Nam was seen as the only locality in Việt Nam where wildlife prevention agencies had  一00 per cent feedback after receiving calls or information from local residents.

She said Thanh Hóa and Đồng Nai were also two of the leading provinces taking actions against anti-wildlife violations in Việt Nam with live-animal saving rates at  七 七. 八 per cent and  五 九. 四 per cent, respectively.

ENV also reported that Đồng Nai and Thanh Hóa were among the top localities with successful feedback along with Gia Lai, Quảng Nam, Bình Thuận, Bình Dương and Cần Thơ, but high success rates on seizing or arresting cases were recorded in Quảng Nam, Đồng Nai and Thanh Hóa.

It also said HCM City and Hà Nội had poor results solving violations at  一 六. 九 per cent from  四 四 四 violations cases in HCM City, and  二 八. 三 per cent out of  一 一 三 violations in Hà Nội.

The ratio of solving cases of rescuing living animals in the two big cities was low at  一 八. 一 per cent (HCM City) and  三 二. 八 per cent (Hà Nội), according to the report.

Nationwide, wildlife-related agencies received  一, 一 五 三 calls and pieces of information by residents in  二0 二 二. However, only  三 二. 七 per cent were solved successfully.

Hà expected the ratio of successful cases on wildlife violations would increase to  六0 per cent in  二0 二 三, and long-term strict legal enforcement will help stop wildlife trafficking and consumption.

Two rangers release an endangered monkey back to nature at a nature reserve in central Việt Nam. — Photo courtesy of Bùi Thanh Lang

Last month, two women were sentenced  一 三 years in prison in a decision by the people’s court of Thăng Bình district in Quảng Nam province for illegal trafficking  一 二 endangered turtles.

Tam Kỳ City, the capital of Quảng Nam, initiated a comprehensive effort to eradicate wildlife meat consumption in the region by launching the ‘Say No to Wildlife Meat Consumption’ plan, aiming at achieving a ‘zero wildlife consumption’ goal by  二0 三0.

ENV, in co-operation with the USAID, TRAFFIC and WWF, have been promoting the reduction of wildlife trade and consumption among co妹妹unities, businesses and society in Việt Nam. — VNS

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