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SUKKUR: The Sindh Wildlife Department (SWD) authorities have rescued two blind Indus dolphins in Sukkur.
According to the deputy conservation officer of Wildlife department Adnan Hammad, receiving information about the presence of two dolphins in Ghotki, the officials reached at the place and rescued the dolphins and put them back into the Indus River.
Adnan Hammad further said another dolphin was found dead in Ghotki Feeder in Rice Canal. The deputy conservation officer said the villager, Liaquat had informed the department about the presence of the dolphins in Ghotki feeder.
He said one dolphin was rescued from the Rice Canal that was seven-feet-long and of 95 kg weight, the other was nine-month-old.
Earlier on 20 March, the Sindh wildlife department (SWD) had rescued two blind Indus dolphins stranded in Kirthar Canal, Sukkur.
In a tweet, SWD spokesperson said, “One of the rescued dolphins was pregnant and is expected to deliver a calf in late April or early May”.
Blind Dolphin rescue is successful after continuous efforts 4 last 24 hrs from Khirthar Canal Sukkur🇵🇰
Our heroes Adnan, Mir, Anwer, Imam Bux, Nazeer, Fayaz, Dhani Bux, Jabbar made it possible
Rescued female dolphin was expecting to deliver baby dolphin 1/2 https://t.co/yarXRbp0Ye pic.twitter.com/usEdQeate4— SindhWildlife (@sindhwildlife) March 20, 2020
