Over 400 endangered animals rescued from Sibu pet shops


MIRI: More than 400 endangered animals were rescued during raids carried out by Sarawak Forestry Corporation (SFC) in pet shops in Sibu.

In the raids carried out over the past week, it was found that one even operated an illegal breeding farm producing wildlife for commercial sale.

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