Found 11 carcasses without skin and fins in the Raja Ampat area
Tabloid Nasional. Tour guide member of the Association of Indonesian Guides in Raja Ampat Regency, West Papua Province, found 11 carcasses of sharks floating on a raft in the waters of West Waigeo Pam Islands. The carcass of the shark was found to have decayed and there were no more skin and fins.
The eleven carcasses were found by a tour guide named Mecu Saleo. "I do activities in the waters of the Pam Islands and tell the other guide friends to be conveyed to relevant parties," he said in Waisai, Friday (11/23).
Mecu Saleo said he found the carcass of the shark on Thursday, November 22, afternoon when passing by a small boat in the waters of the Pam Islands, precisely at Piaynemo Cape. He saw that there were two small rafts floating without anyone.
Intrigued by the masterless raft, he immediately approached. How shocked he was when he saw 11 dead carcasses of sharks.
"I immediately photographed the shark carcass to be reported to the related parties and viral. After the photo of the carcass was immediately discarded because it had decayed and the raft was taken to land," he said.
According to him, the carcass of the shark is only meat. The skin and fins have been taken. The carcass had issued an unpleasant odor which was estimated to have been caught three days ago.
"We hope that there will be close supervision by the government in the waters of the Pam Islands because there are many shark children that tourists like when visiting Raja Ampat," he added.
The eleven carcasses were found by a tour guide named Mecu Saleo. "I do activities in the waters of the Pam Islands and tell the other guide friends to be conveyed to relevant parties," he said in Waisai, Friday (11/23).
Mecu Saleo said he found the carcass of the shark on Thursday, November 22, afternoon when passing by a small boat in the waters of the Pam Islands, precisely at Piaynemo Cape. He saw that there were two small rafts floating without anyone.
Intrigued by the masterless raft, he immediately approached. How shocked he was when he saw 11 dead carcasses of sharks.
"I immediately photographed the shark carcass to be reported to the related parties and viral. After the photo of the carcass was immediately discarded because it had decayed and the raft was taken to land," he said.
According to him, the carcass of the shark is only meat. The skin and fins have been taken. The carcass had issued an unpleasant odor which was estimated to have been caught three days ago.
"We hope that there will be close supervision by the government in the waters of the Pam Islands because there are many shark children that tourists like when visiting Raja Ampat," he added.
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