American and Asian nations including Cambodia to prevent river dolphin extinction

BUENOS AIRES (Bernama-dpa): Nine countries from South America and Asia signed a joint declaration this week o prevent the extinction of the remaining river dolphins.

The document was signed by Bangladesh, Bolivia, Brazil, Cambodia, Colombia, Ecuador, India, Nepal and Venezuela in the Colombian capital Bogotá, reported German news agency (dpa).

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