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10/30/2020 Dead Elephants in East Aceh Allegedly Poisoned Download the App Kredit Dana Online 2020 - Pinjam Disini Kredit Pinjaman Online Dana Cepat Di Indonesia. Dapatkan pinjaman Rp.1Juta -Rp.500Juta pinjamdisini.org Home Aceh Dead Elephants in East Aceh Allegedly Poisoned Dead Elephants in East Aceh Allegedly Poisoned Editors 17:30 WIB, 10 August 2018 Tweet Follow @beritakini_co Ikuti Suka 0 Bagikan Sarankan 0 Meet Thousands of Members Meet Charming Singles and Get More Memorable Moments POPULAR NEWS The identity of the man who died covered in blood in Aceh Tamiang BERITAKINI.CO, Banda Aceh | The elephant carcass was found in Once Critical, the Gampong Cikembun, Peureulak District, East Aceh Regency in the HGU Village Secretary who fell into a cliff in area of PT. Citra Ganda Utama (formerly PT. Wira Perca), has been Bener Meriah passed autopsied (necropsed) by the Aceh BKSDA veterinary team, Friday away (10/8/3/2018). The Council of Police officers and the Sumatra Region Gakkum LHK Hall have also Taqwallah Accuses conducted the TKP investigation at the location where the elephant carcass the Disharmonis of was found. Nova-DPRA From the autopsy, it was found that the dead elephant was male. Sumatran tiger 'Down Meanwhile, he is about 15 years old, with 74 centimeter of ivory still intact. the Mountain' in Southeast Aceh "The suspicion is due to toxicosis or due to poison, marked by blackened DPRA Members liver, spleen, heart and lungs, as well as the possibility of having an electric Suspected of shock, because the carcass is near a channel fenced with electric wires. 'Flushing' Coffers Elephants are thought to have died 2 days earlier," said the Head of Cannot Be Contacted BKSDA. Aceh, Sapto Aji Prabowo. Ahead of Plenary Inquiry Rights https://beritakini.co/news/gajah-mati-di-aceh-timur-diduga-diracun/index.html 1/3 10/30/2020 Dead Elephants in East Aceh Allegedly Poisoned Currently, said Sapto, officers have taken samples of the liver, heart, BERITAKINI.CO kidney, spleen, intestines and food scraps to be analyzed in the laboratory. 19.633 suka The officers have also secured elephant ivory as evidence. Sukai Halaman Rubric Aceh Tweet Suka 0 Bagikan Semi dedicate hosting Kontrol panel terbaik d terlengkap di dunia yan membuat Anda semak PT Digital Webs Media mudah RELATED NEWS Elephants that During 2018, four An Elephant Found Again, Wild died in the area of elephants died Dead in East Aceh Elephants Found PT Bumi Flora from poisoning Dead in East Aceh were suspected of being poisoned COMMENT Loading ... https://beritakini.co/news/gajah-mati-di-aceh-timur-diduga-diracun/index.html 2/3 10/30/2020 Dead Elephants in East Aceh Allegedly Poisoned Home News Index Poll Editors Cyber Media Guidelines Advertising Career Disclaimer Contact Sitemap © 2016-2020 BERITAKINI.CO, Powered by GampongIT.com . https://beritakini.co/news/gajah-mati-di-aceh-timur-diduga-diracun/index.html 3/3.

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