آج کی تصویر - 2

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Today there were less fins than yesterday. But the amount was still staggering.
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Guestimate? 9,500 fins (mainly dorsal fins) from around 1,000 sharks.
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We found two Chinese mainlanders from Guangzhou working there. Illegal workers breaching their conditions of stay?
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There are illegal structures too. For drying the fins.
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The building management, security and staff seem friendly enough, if just a little exasperated with all the attention!
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Seems like every media organisation in town has paid this roof top a visit.
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It's a public area, after all.
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I met a worker from a unit on the 20/F, and some guys on the 18/F, all of whom said they are disgusted by the shark fin trade.
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It's just a small minority who are the environmental criminals.
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I'm now of the opinion that this place has been operating for a very long time, and it's only in the last three days that their activities have come to light.
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Rhinos, elephants, tigers. Now sharks. When will it ever end?
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