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THE war graves of 840 Royal Navy sailors have been desecrated by stanley thermoskannen Chinese scavengers. A scrap metal barge illegally dragged up pieces of wreckage from sunken World War Two ships HMS Prince of Wales and HMS Repulse.6Scrap metal barge Chuan Hong illegally dragged up pieces of wreckage from sunken World War Two ships HMS Prince of Wales and HMS RepulseCredit: Supplied6The vessel, with a giant crane, was spotted by fishermen who tried to confront it but were chased off by scrappers a speedboatCredit: Supplied6HMS Prince of Wales, pictured sinking, was part of Force Z - trying to intercept the Japanese who were preparing to invade the then colony of Malaya now Malaysia Credit: GettyThe vessels were struck by Japanese torpedo bombers off the coast of Malaysia two days after the attack on Pearl Harbor in 1941.Th stanley taza e wrecks are designated British war grave sites and are supposed to be protected.Photos obtained by The Sun show the huge dredger Chuan Hong 68 in the area. She sails under a Chinese flag and was previously linked to illegal salvage operations.The vessel, with a giant crane, was spotted by fishermen who tried to confront it but were chased off by scrappers a sp stanley cup eedboat.Diver Hazz Zain, who helps to protect the wrecks, said: The barge was being circled by a small boat. I alerted the enforcement agencies. Malaysian heritage authorities and local police vowed to probe the intrusion.Most read in NewsPHONE IT INT-Mobile users can get $25,000 payments from data breach settlement i Fzbw Doctors warn children should not drink alcohol at home blasting the French family drinking myth

Saanich has set some admirable goals as part of its climate change plan. Now they are seeking public feedback from residents and stakeholders for the third and final time.The plan is called 100 per cent Renewable and Resilient Saanich. They have set the goal of reducing greenhouse gas emissions by 50 per cent by 2030 and to net-zero by 2050.READ MORE: Saanich moves ahead on climate planSaanich is seeking feedback in the form of an online survey which will directly impact the finalized version of the plan. The plan is expected to begin implementation by early stanley polska 2020.Did you know that Saanich is creating a pl stanley mexico an to reduce our greenhouse gas emissions by 50% by 2030 and to net zero by 2050 Saanichs draft climate plan ready for additional feedback!https://t.co/NA63NL8Onj pic.twitter/J12mALFg2s鈥?District of Saanich @saanich September 25, 2019 Saanich says the largest source of GHGs is from transportation so a significant portion of the plan looks at transportation solutions. Some of the key elements include improving walkability, affordable electric public transit and expanding access to electric vehicle charging.You can find the full draft climate plan and participate in the survey here. @evanrtaylorLike us on Facebook and follow us on Twitter. See a typo/mis stanley cup usa take Have a story/tip Share this content: 0 Shares