QUOTE(Tirokswifts @ Feb 15 2009, 10:01 PM)
chiongguo,
I fully support what you are doing right now. Go ahead with your noble intention.
Look at the abstract of the Bernama report today which I am pasting below
“At this moment, all the bird nest entrepreneurs are in the dark about the requirements,” said Ben Chai.
"He proposed that bird nest entrepreneurs be given a a two-year grace to relocate to new areas."
Is this what Ben Chai is proposing or it is wrongly reported?. Is he agreeing “Theoretically can be done practically it has never been done"
Dear Tirok,I fully support what you are doing right now. Go ahead with your noble intention.
Look at the abstract of the Bernama report today which I am pasting below
“At this moment, all the bird nest entrepreneurs are in the dark about the requirements,” said Ben Chai.
"He proposed that bird nest entrepreneurs be given a a two-year grace to relocate to new areas."
Is this what Ben Chai is proposing or it is wrongly reported?. Is he agreeing “Theoretically can be done practically it has never been done"
Please do not pixel peeping and create controversy. I was quoted from our dialog with forestry dept. last year. I stated that the swift lets cannot be move like chicken and pigs. When we have exhausted all avenues to allow swift lets farming in shop lots and facings a deadline to shut down all BH in Sarawak by 31st Dec 2008. We have only one last choice to ask for two years extension to relocate. This will allowed BH owner to be able to make a living and recover more of their investments. Can Mr Tirok come up with another alternative?? All this only apply to SARAWAK BH OWNERS ONLY!!! For your information our Sarawak wildlife act is different than that of West Malaysia. You don’t need to be a brain sergeant to finger out that those two years is better than NONE AT ALL!!
Tomorrow we are facing the gallows I am only fighting to ask for a” STAY OF EXCUTION “If you are hard of understanding on simple strategies to save our BH please KEEP QUIET. We are hoping to be able to get a court injunction by tomorrow in MIRI and Makah would you like to contribute say RM10, 000 to help us and put some money where your mouth is?? Thank you!
By the way I was with Harry when he advises you how to revamp your failed BH. How is the result still no BIRDS? Maybe you should talk to Harry again but now it’s RM200.00 for first hour and RM100.00 subsequent hour.
Have a good life.
Ben
Added on February 16, 2009, 3:10 pmHi Tang, Sorry I am only speaking on situation in Sarawak. You are aware that we have already suffer a operation to shut down BH in Sarawak starting in Mukah. after much protest we were given 3 months grace period till 31st Dec. 2008. subsequently the authority agrees to hold a dialog with all representatives from the different Swiftlets Associations in Sarawak. I was nominated spoke person for Miri BH owners. I myself was for the first time become aware of the wildlife act and the numerous notices served to BH owners to apply for the necessary licenses and to relocate BH to Agriculture Land . All of us who attended the dialog plead unsuccessfully for consideration to allowed BH in shop lots like our brothers in West Malaysia. We were told that Sarawak have separate jurisdiction and laws as regards to the protection of wildlife act. We were told that enough grace period was given since 2007 and have been disregarded by BH owners. Most of us are new owners and not aware of such notices. It is only after all and our plead was exhausted that we have no other choice but to begged for a further extension. This will allowed BH owner to recover more of their investments , and maybe build a stand alone on agriculture land. My opinion is that if BH is shut down then the Swiftlets have no choice but to occupy stand alone if there is one. The deli ma of Sarawak BH owners is that we were caught unprepared and think that if its OK to have BH in shop lots in West the same rules applies to Sarawak . But at last its not to be and most never think of building stand alone BH. My observation both in Malaysia and Indonisia is that Shop lot BH are more successful then stand alone BH and also its cheaper to convert shop lots and affordable to many farmers. No you cannot move your bird from shop lots to your newly built stand alone but you can definatelly attract homeless Swiftlets. Again I am only speaking on suituation in Sarawak. Ben
This post has been edited by benchai: Feb 16 2009, 03:10 PM
Feb 16 2009, 03:07 PM

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