57kg Pangolin Scales Seized in South Kalimantan, Suspects Linked to Wildlife Trafficking Network
South Kalimantan police have seized over 57 kilograms of pangolin scales in an attempted illegal trade. Authorities are investigating potential links to an international wildlife trafficking network, suspecting the involvement of repeat offenders.
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