PETALING JAYA: To combat wildlife trafficking, Malaysia must look into standardising wildlife protection laws between the peninsula, Sabah and Sarawak, as well as beefing up action against online traders, says a new report by Traffic.
The report recommended these among others after examining the issues faced by Malaysia, which continues to be a hotbed of illegal wildlife trade with products not only moving through Malaysian ports, but also online.
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