According to the Public Relations and International Affairs of the Kish Free Zone Organization, Maryam Mohammadi, Head of the Environment Department of the Kish Free Zone Organization, announced: at 9:30 a.m. on Friday, 15 Aban, following a call from the maritime police reporting the sighting of a whale carcass in the Kolbe Hoor area on the western shore of Kish Island, necessary coordination was carried out to address the matter.
She added: immediate coordination was made with operational teams and the Kish Ports and Airports Development and Management Company to provide equipment, machinery, and support facilities, and the required personnel and equipment arrived on site.
Mohammadi, referring to the planned measures to determine the fate of the whale carcass, stated: the first priority is to transfer and bury the carcass at a suitable location on the shore so that the possibility of using the skeleton of this marine animal for educational purposes in the future is provided.
The Head of the Environment Department of the Kish Free Zone Organization concluded: if conditions do not permit this method, the option of returning the carcass to sea currents and moving it away from the island's shores will also be considered.