Call to end buying, rearing and trapping of wildlife


Lee checking on the rescued macaques.

MIRI: The public in Sarawak must help to end wildlife abuse by stopping the buying, rearing and trapping of wild animals.

Sarawak Assistant Tourism Minister Datuk Lee Kim Shin, who coordinated the rescue of two protected macaques in Miri city, said wildlife possession must not become a normal occurrence.

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