War against poachers: Four arrested in Indonesia illegal Tiger-trafficking case


This photo taken on June 19, 2020 show a female Sumatran tiger inside a cage before being released into the wild in the Leuser ecosystem forest in the southern Aceh province. Four suspected poachers have been arrested for killing a critically endangered Sumatran tiger, Indonesian police said Monday, highlighting the Southeast Asian nation's battle with illegal wildlife trafficking. - AFP

BANDA ACHEH, Indonesia, June 23, 2020 (AFP): Four suspected poachers have been arrested for killing a critically endangered Sumatran tiger, Indonesian police said Monday, highlighting the South-East Asian nation's battle with illegal wildlife trafficking.

Authorities in Aceh, at the northern tip of Sumatra island, said they were also searching for a fifth suspect, all allegedly part of a crime syndicate.

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