The AFCD’s new strategy of trapping and humanely destroying wild boars on Shum Wan Road has caused controversy. However, Lin Chaoying, chairman of the Rural Fund and former director of the Observatory, said on a radio program this morning (23) that too many wild boars on the hills are harmful to humans and trees. The main culprit was citizens who had repeatedly advised not to feed wild boars, causing wild boars to keep breaking into urban areas, endangering the lives of citizens: "If one of them (attacked by a wild boar) is a small road, it’s a waste of life. Well, under the circumstances, human beings have the right to defend themselves.”
He also described using bread as bait to lure wild boars, like setting up mouse traps to catch mice at home, and taking mosquito control as an example. Spraying mosquitoes will kill a lot of microorganisms and bacteria in fear of water. He emphasized that it is difficult to target a wild boar. Killing. Regarding the inhumane controversy over hunting, he pointed out that "under anesthesia, it may be the most comfortable death for a pig, or it may be a natural death." It is less painful than death from illness. He urged the public not to die. Look at this issue from a human perspective.
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Call on the public to fully understand the wild boar dispute from the perspective of ecological balance
Lin Chaoying said on the commercial TV program "Starting on a Sunny Day" that she has always been very concerned about nature conservation and believes that the public should fully understand the entire wild boar controversy and look at this issue from the perspective of ecological balance. But they also have the right to defend themselves. The whole ecology is a struggle.
Too many wild boars damage ecological farmers are also affected
Lin Chaoying pointed out that the accident was caused by "there were too many wild boars, and there was not enough food on the mountain, and then someone walked to feed the canal. It turned out that the urban area was able to get in. As a result, the distance between the people and the canal was so close, and then something went wrong. There will be conflicts.” He also said that there are too many wild boars, and they will randomly forage in the trees, damaging the ecology, and the farmers in the New Territories will also be tragically affected.
Agree with the AFCD’s approach Lin Chaoying: Do the self-defense actions that all people in nature will do
He mentioned the incident of the auxiliary police being bitten by a wild boar: "If one of them is a small road boy, it will take a long time. Under the circumstances, humans have the right to defend themselves." Lin Chaoying believes that the wild boar will be destroyed humanely. The policy is reasonable and agrees with the AFCD’s approach: "We will create conflicts and accidents when we try to build things. I think it’s the nature of the world, and all things do self-defense actions. I think the AFCD is doing the natural world. All you can do... as a human being, as a self-defense action."
If it's a thin road boy, it's a fate, under the circumstances, human beings have the right to defend themselves.
Lin Chaoying, Chairman of the Rural Fund and former Director of the Observatory
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Describing bread to lure wild boars like bait at home to catch mice is a method of self-defense
When asked whether the use of bread to lure wild boars in Shenzhen is still humane, Lin Chaoying described "this is a very ordinary situation, and we are in self-defense." He also took mice as an example. Putting bait in the cage to catch mice, repeatedly emphasized, "This is a method of self-defense."
Lin Chaoying pointed out that there is a reason to restart the hunting team and also suggested sending wild boars to countries willing to accept
He also refuted the saying in the market that using bread to lure is to change the habits of wild boars. He also used the epidemic as a proportion. He pointed out that during the disinfection process, bacteria and viruses that are harmless to the human body will inevitably be killed. "In the process of self-defense, sometimes There is no way to target the people who hurt you at the moment, there will be some damage to the surrounding area.” He also pointed out that the authorities now have reasons to restart the hunting team, and suggested other feasible directions, including sending wild boars overseas to countries that are willing to accept them.
Lin Chaoying.
(Profile picture / Photo by He Jiada)
Regarding the inhumane methods of hunting and killing, Lin Chaoying also pointed out that "people are not humane. Wild boars are in the wild. There are many ways to die. They may die from starvation, inflammation, disease, or pigs with cancer, and they will die in pain. , But in this case, under anesthesia, in fact, it may be the most comfortable death for a pig, or it may be a natural death."
Human beings are not human. There are many ways to die in the wild. Wild boars may die from starvation, inflammation, or disease. Pigs may all have cancer. They will die in pain. Under anesthesia, it is actually possible for pigs to die. It's the most comfortable way to die, just don't die naturally.
Lin Chaoying, Chairman of the Rural Fund and former Director of the Observatory
Lin Chaoying urges reflection on who is the culprit: People who feed wild boars have already caused problems
He also pointed out that the public should not point the finger at the AFCD, but should think about who is the culprit. "In fact, this is a patience... It is so ignorant of the ecological balance that people who walked to feed the wild pigs have already caused the problem. "Problem", describe that this is the source of the problem, "The people in this class catch and destroy the pigs, and the person who caused the result is the one who is not obedient. If you go to feed the wild pigs, you don’t want to go. People who catch wild boars".
People who go to feed the wild boars have already caused problems, and the people who caused the result of the 𠵱 family are those who go to feed the wild boars rather than those who are not obedient to catch the wild boars.
Lin Chaoying, Chairman of the Rural Fund and former Director of the Observatory
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