KUCHING: Sarawak has called for better regional co-operation to check illegal wildlife trade.
Sarawak Forestry said experts at the Asean regional wildlife law enforcement networking meeting in Bangkok yesterday, had estimated global illegal wildlife trade to be between RM22.8bil (US$6bil) and RM30.4bil (US$8bil) a year.
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