SINGAPORE, Jan 23 — Indonesian authorities have captured 34 crocodiles believed to have escaped from a farm in Batam as of yesterday with a local official stating the risk of the...
Indonesian officials say 34 crocodiles that escaped from Batam farm caught, threat of any reaching Singapore is ‘very low’
The farm’s attempts to count the crocodiles have been hindered by difficulties in draining the pond, said Tommy Steven Parulian Sinambela, head of conservation at the Riau Natural Resources Conservation Centre, a body under Indonesia’s forestry ministry. “We are taking precautionary measures, including routine patrols, installing warning signs, and educating the public to enhance security,” Lt Colonel Mar Bambang said.
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