Tiger population not affected by logging, claims Kelantan Forestry Dept director

PETALING JAYA: The Kelantan Forestry Department claims that logging activities in the state did not affect its tiger population.

Department director Abdul Khalim Abu Samah said such activities could even be good for the tiger population in the area, based on a study done by an expert from Sarawak.

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