Belgian adolescents found with 5,000 ants will be punished by Kenyan court within two weeks

A Kenyan Magistrate said two Belgian youths who are alleged to have been diagnosed with thousands of ants valued at 8000 euros will be punished within two weeks.

Sitting in Kenya’s main airport court, the engineer will not rush the case, but he will analyze the environmental impact and psychological reports given in the court before the sentence on May 7.

Belgian citizens Larnai David and 19, 19, were arrested on April 5 with 5,000 ants at the Guest House.

On April 15, they were accused of violating wildlife protection laws.

The youth told the magistrate that they were unaware that they were illegal and that they were fun.

Kenya’s Wildlife Service (KWS) stated that this case refers to the “change in transport trends – less known from the larger icon but also for environmental complex creatures.”

In the past, Kenya has fought against trafficking in some parts of the body of large wild animals such as Kenya elephants, rhinos and pangolins.

The Belgian youth entered the country with a tourist visa and placed in a guest house in the western city of Niwasa, and the tourists are popular for their animal parks and lakes among tourists.

His lawyer, Halima Nayakinuwa Magiro, said his customers did not know what they were doing were illegal.

He said the Belgian embassy in Kenya expects that “this court will support them in the process of further.”

In a separate case, Kenyan tennis Naga and Vietnamese to Hung Nuen were accused of finding 400 ants in the apartment in Nairobi, the capital.

KWS said that four suspects were involved in ant smuggling for markets in Europe and Asia, including a large, red, native ant, a native ant.

Ants are purchased by people who hold their pets, and look at them in colonies.

Many European sites have different ant species for sale at different prices.

The KWS said 5,400 ants found with four men are worth 1.2 million Kenyan Jeemes (8,104 euros).