A sad news: 6-tonne whale washes up on beach Cianjur
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A sad news: 6-tonne whale washes up on beach Cianjur

Jakarta : Indonesia | Sep 06, 2012 at 7:19 AM PDT
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CIANJUR - CIDAUN BEACH, INDONESIA

A sad news: 6-tonne whale washes up on beach Cianjur

Oh sad news; What happened in Cianjur district. West Java Province? Pope fish weighing about 6 tons. Were found dead washed up on the south coast Cianjur. West Java Province, Thursday today.

In a short time nothing was left in the whale meat. Local residents and people who come to see the whale, helped cut the whale meat to take home and eat. Similarly, according to locals.

Furthermore, it says, by locals. Possible Whales were killed by poachers.

Jakarta, September 6, 2012/Tasch

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6-tonne whale washes up on Cianjur beach

Cianjur (ANTARA News) - A dead whale weighing about 6 tonnes washed ashore in the southern coast of Cianjur district, West Java province on Thursday.

"A lot of people arrived to see the whale and later started cutting its meat for consumption. Within a few minutes, there was no meat left on the whale`s body," said Muzakir, a local rural official.

Local security guards could not stop the large number of people from cutting the whale into pieces.

"There were not only local villagers but also inhabitants from neighbouring villages who had come on cars and motorbikes," Muzakir noted.

Jamal, a 32-year-old village man from Sindangbarang, which is situated about 50 kilometres from the beach where the whale was stranded, said he had come to get a piece of whale meat.

"Apart from my curiosity, I came here hoping to get a piece of the whale`s meat. Last year, I had done the same thing and I found that whale meat was good for my stamina," he explained.

Meanwhile, Rahmat, a 45-year-old fisherman from the same village, said the 10-metre-long whale was most likely killed after being shot by a poacher.

http://www.antaranews.com/en/news/84372/6-tonne-whale-washes-up-on-cianjur-beach

TaufanTasch is based in Jakarta, Jakarta, Indonesia, and is a Reporter for Allvoices.
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Posted By NinaRai Nina Rai | 10 months ago
What a monumental waste of a majestic
marine creature, the whale...thanks
for sharing this report. Well reported
Rated ^
Posted By TaufanTasch TaufanTasch | 10 months ago
Yes Nina. I am very disappointed and sad for the dead pope. without know why the locals cianjur. A very sad why could they take the meat for consumption. I do not know. Human beings God most bizarre. sometimes human to another human cannibals. I did not understand it until now. Who we are (human beings what?)
Posted By SofiaAmbrosia SofiaAmbrosia | 9 months ago
very tragic indeed Taufan - could it be EMF's? rated up...
Posted By TaufanTasch TaufanTasch | 9 months ago
Y I do. Thanks Sofia. All your support.
Posted By mhatter99 Martin Kloess | 9 months ago
Well done thank you for sharing.
Posted By arusha-shah arusha-shah | 9 months ago
thanks for sharing this news.rated up.
Posted By TaufanTasch TaufanTasch | 9 months ago
Thanks a gain Arusha. all your support. Best regard
Posted By TaufanTasch TaufanTasch | 9 months ago
Thanks Martin all your support
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