Conservation a top priority


PUTRAJAYA: A survey of the tiger population, conservation of the Sumatran rhino and preservation of wild fruit trees are among initiatives aimed at better managing Malaysia’s rich biodiversity.

The Government will also look for ways to reduce conflict between people and monkeys in some areas.

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