M’sian held in Indonesia for pangolin trafficking


Forbidden act: Police showing some of the pangolin meat seized from a trafficking ring’s warehouse in Jambi, Indonesia.

PETALING JAYA: A Malaysian was among three held following the bust of an illegal pangolin trafficking ring in Jambi, Indonesia.

Two tonnes of pangolin meat and some 650kg of pangolin scales were seized from the men when the district police stormed a warehouse which was believed to belong to one of the two Indonesian suspects.

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