Wildlife threat surges in Kuala Krai, 28 complaints filed since January


KUALA KRAI: A total of 28 complaints involving threats from wild animals such as elephants, tigers, monkeys, snakes, wild boars and tapirs were reported in Kuala Krai between January and May this year.

According to Kuala Krai OCPD Supt Mazlan Mamat, this marks a significant increase compared to just two cases recorded during the same period last year.

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