Poachers exploit northern border, Malayan tigers remain top target list
KUALA LUMPUR: Malaysia’s northern land border has become the main entry point for foreign poachers, particularly from Vietnam, seeking to hunt endangered…
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KUALA LUMPUR: Malaysia’s northern land border has become the main entry point for foreign poachers, particularly from Vietnam, seeking to hunt endangered wildlife, including the critically endangered Malayan tiger. Wildlife products are increasingly traded as collectibles, ornaments, accessories, trophies, luxury souvenirs and status symbols, while e-commerce platforms and social media have enabled more discreet cross-border transactions,” he said.
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KUALA LUMPUR: Malaysia’s northern land border has become the main entry point for foreign poachers, particularly from Vietnam, seeking to hunt endangered wildlife, including the critically endangered Malayan tiger
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Wildlife products are increasingly traded as collectibles, ornaments, accessories, trophies, luxury souvenirs and status symbols, while e-commerce platforms and social media have enabled more discreet cross-border transactions,” he said.
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