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KriaTur Proposes Measures to Combat Livestock Theft on AVB Grounds
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KriaTur Proposes Measures to Combat Livestock Theft on AVB Grounds

KriaTur, Curaçao's livestock farmers cooperative, has expressed serious concern over the persistent and alarming frequency of livestock theft on the island. The organization was prompted to speak out after becoming aware through social media of yet another case of goat theft on the grounds of AVB (Algemeen Veebedrijf). Livestock theft has been an ongoing problem in Curaçao, and KriaTur is now stepping forward with concrete suggestions aimed at curbing the issue. The cooperative's public response signals growing frustration among farmers who say the thefts are not isolated incidents but part of a troubling pattern. KriaTur's proposals are directed at authorities and relevant stakeholders to take stronger preventive action on the AVB premises. The situation is considered particularly urgent given that livestock represents the livelihood and financial investment of local farmers. No details on suspects or arrests were mentioned in connection with the latest reported theft.

Read the original at Extra Curaçao

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