Johor vows to crack down on tiger poaching


JOHOR BAHRU: The Johor government said that there would be no compromise on tiger poaching activities that threaten the sustainability of the Malayan tiger, a highly valuable and protected national treasure.

State Health and Environment Committee chairman Ling Tian Soon said Johor will strengthen law enforcement, enhance intelligence, and monitoring in areas identified as high-risk to combat poaching and the wildlife trade.

Follow us on our official WhatsApp channel for breaking news alerts and key updates!

Next In Nation

Malek Razak appointed new Armed Forces Chief
Thousands throng George Town streets for Thaipusam gold and silver chariots journey
PM calls for zero compromise on foreigners misusing visitor’s pass
Holding on to gold despite surging price
Johor mall gets community together for record-breaking feat
Family of five to tug three-tonne chariot as act of thanksgiving
LRT3 Shah Alam trial run in March
1,399 housing projects revived under task force
Enforcement at all levels the only way ‘country can be fixed’, says Anwar
EPF for medical coverage a relief

Others Also Read