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The urgent task of conserving wild and migratory in Vietnambirds in Vietnam

Nguyễn Thị Diễm My

11:21, 18/05/2022

On May 17, 2022, the Prime Minister issued Directive 04/CT-TTg on urgent tasks and solutions to conserve wild and migratory birds in Vietnam.

Accordingly, in order to prevent and stop hunting, catching and destroying the habitats of wild and migratory birds in Vietnam, the Prime Minister of Vietnam requested the Ministry of Public Security of Vietnam:

- Direct the environmental police force to strengthen measures to fight, prevent and strictly handle violations of the law on hunting, killing, raising, confining, transporting, trading, processing and storing storing and consuming wild and migratory birds;

- Directing functional forces to strengthen investigation, detection and timely handling of violations, especially dismantling lines of illegal trading, stockpiling and transportation of wild birds. transnational migration.

Besides, the Prime Minister of Vietnam also requested the Ministry of Industry and Trade of Vietnam:

- Direct the market management force to assume the prime responsibility for, and coordinate with relevant specialized agencies in, strengthening the management and promptly handling illegal trading, transportation, storage and consumption activities. laws of wild birds, migratory.

- Directing and implementing measures to inspect and handle illegal forms of advertising and online business on wild and migratory birds and tools for trapping and catching birds (nets, traps, accessories) assemble homemade guns, shotguns...).

See details at Directive 04/CT-TTg dated 17/05/2022.

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