Thailand Orders DNA Tests on 400 Seized African Ivory Tusks
Thailand's Ministry of Natural Resources and Environment has ordered DNA testing on approximately 400 seized African ivory tusks found at Laem Chabang port. The move, in cooperation with customs and the UNODC, underscores Thailand's commitment to combating illegal wildlife trafficking.
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