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New Straits Times

11-15-2006

Exotic animals to be set free
Edition: Main/Lifestyle
Section: Main Section

KUALA TERENGGANU: It's back to the wild for over 10,000 exotic animals rescued by police from smugglers on Monday.

The animals, found in three trailers in Bukit Losong, will be set free as soon as possible.
However, State Wildlife Department directo...

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