Forestry Commission officers captured two individuals in the Volta Region. They were involved in selling bush meat that was not permitted.
The officers carried out an operation to stop this illegal trade. Authorities seized a quantity of assorted bush meat during the operation.
Bush meat trading is regulated to protect wildlife. Many animals sold as bush meat are protected species.
The arrests were made in connection with wildlife protection laws. The confiscated meat will be used as evidence.
Investigations are ongoing to determine the full extent of the illegal operation.
The two arrested individuals will face legal proceedings. The Forestry Commission continues its efforts to combat illegal hunting and trading activities.