Malaysia seeking Indian expertise in tiger conservation

By JOSEPH KAOS Jr

A file picture of a tiger that was rescued recently after it was caught in a snare.

DENGKIL: Malaysia will seek India's expertise in tiger conservation as it looks to increase the population of the endangered animal in this country, says Datuk Seri Dr Wan Junaidi Tuanku Jaafar.

The Natural Resources and Environment Minister said he will be in India next month and will discuss with his counterparts there on how both countries can help each other in tiger conservation.

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