Group: In-depth studies needed to curb wildlife smuggling


PETALING JAYA: In-depth studies on wildlife smuggling and trafficking and increasing public awareness are needed to help curb the crime, says the Ecological Association of Malaysia.

Its president Prof Dr Ahmad Ismail said the studies should involve more experts and agencies to make mitigation efforts much more effective.

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