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Follow up success by Madagascar Customs with 4 arrests and more suspects sought after Thai enforcement authorities seize over 1250 radiated tortoises and 48 lemurs. Very good cooperation before and after the takedown. Takes a network to defeat a network.
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Very good work by NED, USFWS, DSI, DNP, AGO, UNODC and the WJC to shut down this global trafficking network operating on 3 continents. Months of investigative work culminated in this arrest and seizure of tortoises and primates worth over $1.25 million US
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🦏📰The Wild Crime Report for Monday 11 March 2024
A seizure of 87 animal species in Bangkok by Indian smugglers destined for Mumbai. Amongst them was an endangered red panda.
https://t.co/m8ckOJj499
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Six Indian nationals have been arrested at Bangkok's international airport for attempting to smuggle a red panda and dozens of other animals out of the country
Thailand is a major transit hub for wildlife smugglers, but India has become a growing market
https://t.co/NLaoGk8pWi