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    Ministry of Agriculture warns public about using hazardous substance in River

    April 10, 2019No Comments1 Min Read
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    As the Easter Season approaches, the Forestry Service in the
    Ministry of Agriculture, Forestry and Fisheries is appealing to
    the public to avoid the use of hazardous substances to capture
    River Lobster, Crayfish, Shrimp, Fish, and other aquatic wildlife.
    The Forestry Department says hazardous substances can be:

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    any electrical device designed to frighten any protected or partially
    protected wildlife, Any article of any nature which is likely to
    cause injury to any protected or partially protected wildlife or
    any noxious substance for the purpose of killing and or injuring
    any protected or partially protected wildlife.

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    The Department has made it clear that river poisoning is illegal
    and it can disrupt the natural proces of the rivers, streams and
    springs and may endanger the lives of the people in entire
    communities downstream as well as other persons who may eat
    the fishes.
    It warned that persons guilty of such an offence are liable to a
    fine of two thousand dollars and to imprisonment for six
    months.

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