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Glue Traps: Rajasthan Bans Glue Traps to Control Rodents – Latest News | Jaipur News
Jaipur: The state government has banned import, manufacture, sale and use of glue traps to catch rodents. On PETA India’s appeal, animal husbandry department director and state Animal Welfare Board member secretary Bhavani Singh Rathore wrote to all district collectors and the chair of the committee and issued necessary directions against the manufacture, use, purchase and export of the sticky traps with immediate effect.
Welcoming the move, PETA India said, “PETA India applauds the Rajasthan government for taking steps to protect animals, no matter how small, and calling for effective implementation and adherence to the ban.”
Rajasthan is the latest of 30 states and union territories to issue directives against these cruel and illegal sticky traps.TNN
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Welcoming the move, PETA India said, “PETA India applauds the Rajasthan government for taking steps to protect animals, no matter how small, and calling for effective implementation and adherence to the ban.”
Rajasthan is the latest of 30 states and union territories to issue directives against these cruel and illegal sticky traps.TNN
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Six skilled rat-hole miners from Jhansi have joined forces with the Indian Army to rescue 41 trapped workers in Uttarkashi’s Silkyara tunnel. These miners, known for their expertise in navigating confined spaces, are manually digging through the remaining rubble to reach the workers. By day 16, they had already excavated nearly a meter in just two hours. Additionally, a Plan B involving vertical drilling from the top of the hill and lifting workers in buckets has made progress, drilling 36 meters out of a total of 86 meters.
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Rajendra Bediya, Anil Bediya, and Sukhram Bediya, three brothers from the Bediya family in Khairabera, were trapped in the Uttarkashi tunnel. Dinesh Bediya and Shankar Bediya, cousins of the brothers, died in an accident. The tragedy has left the household shattered. Rajendra and his brothers are still stranded in the tunnel, unaware of the loss back home. The village of Khairabera is suffering from poverty, with many villagers forced to work in dangerous conditions while their sons are away.
