Deploy A Team To The Field, BKSDA Learns Crocodile-Human Conflict In Mukomuko
Bengkulu - The Bengkulu Natural Resources Conservation Agency (BKSDA) deployed a team to take strategic steps in dealing with conflicts between crocodiles and humans in the Mukomuko Regency area. "For the time being, the team has gone to the location to study and collect what kind of information -pulbaket-chronological material," said Head of the Conservation Section Region I of the Bengkulu Natural Resources Conservation Center Said Jauhari, Wednesday, April 17, confiscated by Antara. BKSDA Bengkulu sent a team to follow up on reports regarding the presence of a resident of Tanah Harapan Village, Mukomuko City District, who died when he was attacked by an estuarine crocodile while looking for a fish in the Selagan River on Monday, April 15. He explained that his party would take strategic steps such as what it was handled, whether there was a crocodile evacuation that there was a conflict with humans involving parties related to society and villages. "Regarding the events that occurred in Mukomuko Regency, he said, there was no post-mortem whether it was being bitten by a crocodile or the person concerned drowned, had not received complete information from the hospital and puskesmas stating that the victim was bitten by a crocodile. He said, if it was true because of being bitten by a crocodile, it would mean that there were people we have been given two appeals but were not responded to by the community. "We convey information there was a crocodile in the river, for that the residents were more careful because there was a crocodile's habitat lubuk crocodile," he said.