ENVIRONMENT groups are urging the Perak government to make a concerted effort to protect wildlife in the state.
Following a recent report that there were fewer than 50 Malayan tigers left in Perak, these activists want the state to be more pro-active to ensure the viability of its wildlife, especially endangered species.
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