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Tiger death in Kelantan ignites calls to end animal-human conflict

By ASHLEY TANG

PETALING JAYA: The death of a tiger in Kelantan has once again highlighted the never-ending conflict between animals and humans.

The Malaysian Nature Society has thus called for the restoration of the tigers’ habitat in the Central Forest Spine.

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