VVIPs will not escape prosecution for illegal hunting

By JUSTIN ZACK

KUALA LUMPUR: “VVIPs” caught engaging in illegal hunting will be met with the full force of the law, says the country’s top cop.

“I have received information that there are 'VVIPs' who are involved in these activities.

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