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3262: Crackdown on Illegal Bush Meat Trade

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A major crackdown on the illegal bush meat trade is unfolding on one of the roads leading to Juba.
Speaking on Nationwide with Philip Pitia Kamilo Wani, Colonel Charles Laku said officers seized an army vehicle loaded with about 1.2 metric tons of illegal bush meat on the Bor-Juba road. He warned that traffickers are using various methods to transport wild meat to Juba, but said authorities are tightening enforcement and that those responsible will be dealt with under the law.

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3262: Crackdown on Illegal Bush Meat Trade

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So, what are the suspects currently and what next? The suspects are being held, they are still under investigation, attack them to the police and the law now will take this course course. How many of them? I was at this class that soon as things are already on books. I think it's too mature, you know, with deal with people who... Because suddenly they passing us. So all of them are arrested as a bunch and then you know, you investigate and find the real owners. Any other thing you would like to tell us? What I wanted to say at this particular point is that hunting of any kind of wildlife is banned by the nation. And anybody, irrespective of his position or his caliber, whether in the organized forces or in the army, it's not allowed to hunt wildlife. Okay, it's not hunting but to watch. Because watching is the illegal harvesting of this animal resources. So let us know that our bill has been passed and this bill reinforces our work. So that whoever contributes the law, and you take it to court of law and be prosecuted.

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