Police, wildlife authorities must probe butchering of elephant in Sabah, says Liew


KOTA KINABALU: The brutal killing of a Bornean pygmy elephant should be thoroughly investigated by the wildlife authorities and police, says Datuk Christina Liew.

In condemning the brutal attack on the animal, the former state tourism, culture and environment minister said all efforts must be made to catch the culprits behind the killing at the border of Saicheng Plantation near Kg Imbak in Sabah's central Tongod district.

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