Building Vigilance Against Wildlife Trafficking in Malaysia
Malaysia, known for seizures of pangolin scales and elephant ivory, is enhancing its capacity to detect and curb wildlife trafficking at its main maritime gateway.
Over 30 personnel from enforcement, regulatory, and shipping agencies at Port Klang participated in a workshop to strengthen efforts against wildlife smuggling.
- Studied trafficking tactics and laws
- Reviewed trends from past seizures
- Identified red flag indicators for suspicious shipments
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Author's summary: Malaysia boosts capacity to detect wildlife trafficking.
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