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Malaysia working to tighten laws on forest protection, says minister

Published on: Tuesday 30 July 2019

FILE PHOTO: A man from the Batek tribe goes hunting in a jungle next to the entrance of Kuala Koh National Park in the northeastern Peninsular Malaysia state of Kelantan, October 21, 2009. ...

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