THE reopening of Malaysia’s international borders on April 1 has brought joy to many. However, the National Task Force (NTF) agencies are concerned that this may result in an increase of wildlife trafficking.
They are also concerned that Johor could be a hub for smugglers of wild animals, specifically protected songbirds.
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