Native market in Sarikei found selling protected wildlife

By Stephen Then

Nation
Sunday, 26 May 2019
2:11 AM MYT

MIRI: The native market in Sarikei town in central Sarawak has been found to be a venue for selling live tarsier and slaughtered pangolin.

Sarawak Society for Prevention of Animal (SSPCA) president Datin Dona Wee said they received an alert from the public on this.

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