during the Asia-Pacific Ecww88onomic Cooperation (APEC) Leaders week in Woodside.

Western Australia/Facebook Mike Conway says he spent more than 9 hours in the water at Cheynes Beach during the heartbreaking ordeal.Dozens of officials and volunteww88ers are working to rescue pilot whales that became stranded on a beach in Western Australia.

with volunteers working tirelessly to keep the whales submerged as they worked to move them to deeper waters.every volley involved bonded with a mammal (if not the entire pod).the Parks and Wildlife Service said.ww88

Incident controller Peter Hartley said in a video statement it wasnt the outcome we were hoping for.Our incident management team then determined the most appropriate and humane course of action was to euthanise the 43 remaining whales to avoid prolonging their suffering.

The long-finned pilot whale pod became stranded on Cheynes Beach earlier this week after they were seen huddling together in a tight group just about 328 feet offshore.

wished them luck and pushed them in the direction of the open ocean.who said they have substantial doubt about the companys ability to continue as a going concern.

3 million in sales through June this year.down from $19 million a year earlier.

while losing 10 times that amount.and the filing includes a warning that its own management has concerns about its ability to pay for the companys liabilities and to meet its obligations to lenders.