Perhilitan’s cybercrime unit monitoring Internet


JOHOR BARU: The Wildlife and National Parks Department (Perhilitan) is monitoring illegal transactions of animal trade on the Internet and social media via a specially formed unit, says Johor Perhilitan director Salman Saaban.

“Wildlife cybercrime is now a new phenomenon for illegal animal trade in Malaysia. The department formed a cybercrime unit in 2014, which aimed to monitor and stop such activities, ” he said.

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