Going harder on crimes against wildlife


A protected animal targeted in crimes against wildlife: Asian leopard cat/Bengal hybrid

THERE was a drop in crimes against wildlife following the movement control order last year.

But now, the cases seem to be making a comeback over the past few months this year, and the Department of Wildlife and National Parks (Perhilitan) isn’t letting their guard down.

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