More gaharu trees being felled in Penang forest


GEORGE TOWN: The illegal felling of gaharu (agarwood) trees appears to be continuing unabated despite extensive media coverage and the state government’s declaration of a crackdown against the thieves.

The latest incident involves several gaharu trees in Gambier Hill near Island Park here.

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