Party says enforcement bodies at airports, MACC and Attorney-General's Chambers must also get involved. FMTNews
A poacher sits on a banteng bull he just shot at the Tabin Wildlife Reserve in Sabah.
In a statement today, PSM Central Committee member Sharan Raj said success in curbing wildlife trafficking can only be achieved when the enforcement agencies join forces. “MACC needs to act on the bribery activities hampering the crackdown on wildlife smuggling activities that are giving Malaysia a bad name,” he said.
He also said authorities must go after the masterminds and key traffickers rather than their “foot soldiers” in their efforts to curb wildlife trafficking.
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