Dennis Salvador of PEF says the government should increase interventions 'before it's too late for our national bird'
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Personnel from the Philippine Army and the regional office of the Department of Environment and Natural Resources rescued the bird on Monday, July 8, in Barangay Mangayon, and brought it to the Compostela Municipal Hall where a team from PEF met them. Once transferred to the Philippine Eagle Center in Davao City, veterinarian Bayani Vandenbroeck “discovered an entry wound in the left tarsal area of the eagle’s wing, which exited through the opposite side and extended to the left keel area of Mangayon’s wing,” the report said.Mangayon was declared dead at 9:49 pm on Monday.
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