2 Otters Found Dead at Changi Sailing Club Boardwalk

May 8, 2018 - Channel News Asia

"How many marine animals must be killed before law and enforcement keep up with these irresponsible actions using large-size metal cages?" Mr Teo said. OtterWatch was working with authorities over the incident.

Mr Jeffery Teo, another member of OtterWatch, told Channel NewsAsia that these metal traps can be found along coastal areas. Some were new traps and some had been abandoned, he said.

Today, let us observe a few mins of silence in prayers to pray for Inuka - Singapore's last polar bear demise and also for the death of 2 Otters found @ Changi Sailing Club. 

Its with a heavy heart that the otters were found trapped in metal heavy cages and can't release themselves, which leads to their death. Inuka died of old age and failing health.

Let us inspire those Fishermen, unless absolute necessary for livelihood, please do not catch too much fishes as the population of fishes in seas and oceans will be soon depleted by year 2020. 

And hopefully, we people can eat less Seafood so that less marine life will be served on the table.