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Kralendijk – The Marine Park Rangers found this tangled net in the reefs and removed it immediately. A net like this could be very dangerous especially to protected species such as turtles. Stinapa is going to be patrolling more areas underwater to make sure there aren’t any more tangled nets or objects that could be harmful to marine life.
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