Dead olive ridley turtles raise stink at Kakinada
The New Indian Express Tadepalligudem|January 02, 2025
THE Kakinada seashore is stinking with the decomposed olive ridley turtles with morning walkers and fishermen put to inconvenience.
S TRIMURTHULU @Kakinada

District Forest Officer D Ravindranath Reddy told TNIE that the olive ridley turtles usually come from December to January for breeding. At the deep sea, those caught in fishermen nets will be abandoned at the shore.

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