Appeal to hand over Scheduled birds

Updated - July 17, 2023 09:07 pm IST - Ramanathapuram

Parrots released in the wild in the presence of District Forest Officer S. Hemalatha in Ramanathapuram on Monday.

Parrots released in the wild in the presence of District Forest Officer S. Hemalatha in Ramanathapuram on Monday. | Photo Credit: L. BALACHANDAR

The Department of Forest has again warned people not to rear birds that come under under the Wildlife Protection Act.

District Forest Officer S. Hemalatha has said that after an appeal made by officials, several people handed over their parrots. Under the amended law, keeping Scheduled animals and birds at home was a punishable offence Violators could be jailed.

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