BENGKULU - The Regional Disaster Management Agency (BPBD) of Mukomuko Regency asked the authorities to accelerate the relocation of crocodiles that prey on residents.
The Head of Emergency BPBD Mukomuko Ahmad Hidayat Syah said the effort was to avoid the conflict between crocodiles and humans in the area. "We ask the BKSDA to immediately take action or deal with crocodiles in the Selagan River to be relocated from the river," he said in Mukomuko, Bengkulu, Thursday, April 18, confiscated by Antara. He said this after a resident of Tanah Harapan Village was reported to have died when he was attacked by an estuarine crocodile while looking for a leak in the Selagan River on Monday, April 15 afternoon. The victim named the idea of Suprianto (27) from Sari Bulan Village, Air Dikit District, who married a resident of Tanah Harapan Village, died after being bitten by a crocodile, then the animal threw the victim's body repeatedly in the Selagan River. According to him, the reptile species in the Selagan River could no longer live side by side with local residents because two people had died as victims due to the ferocity of the crocodiles there.
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