MNS Johor approves of shoot-on-sight policy


JOHOR BARU: Drastic action like having a shoot-on-sight policy against poachers will help save and protect Malaysian wildlife, said Malaysian Nature Society Johor chairman Vincent Chow.

Chow said Malaysia had long been involved in a war against poachers.

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