12 falcons confiscated from smugglers released into wild
Most outlets reported the release of 12 falcons into their natural habitat after being confiscated from smugglers. Associated Press of Pakistan described the action as contributing to the restoration of their wild population, while Hum News English briefly noted the confiscation occurred on a passenger bus in Peshawar. Both outlets focused on the rescue and release, with no additional framing or emphasis.
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12 falcons rescued from smugglers released into wild
PESHAWAR: The Khyber Pakhtunkhwa Wildlife Department has released 12 falcons into their natural habitat after confiscating the birds from a passenger bus in Peshawar earlier. The falcons were seized on September 10 by wildlife officials deployed at the Peshawar Motorway Toll Plaza, according to the department. The birds were recovered from a bus bearing registration number FSJ-444. The KP Wildl...
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12 falcons confiscated from poachers, released into natural habitat
PESHAWAR, Sep 11 (APP):The Khyber Pakhtunkhwa Wildlife Department on Friday released 12 falcons confiscated from poachers into their natural habitat, contributing to the restoration of their wild population, preservation of ecological balance and maintenance of the natural food chain. Provincial Minister for Forest, Environment and Wildlife, Pir Musavir Khan Ghazi was chief guest at the...
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