Turtle eggs at reunion dinner: Conservationist offers RM10k reward for info leading to arrest, conviction


KOTA KINABALU: A turtle conservationist is offering RM10,000 to anyone who can help provide information on people involved in serving endangered turtle eggs at a reunion dinner linked to a family member of a former assemblyman.

The conservationist, Alexander Yee, said he was making the offer in support of the Sabah Wildlife Department's efforts to catch and convict people involved in allegedly serving turtle eggs at the dinner.

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