Three Tonnes of African Elephant Tusks Seized at Thai Port
Approximately three tonnes of African elephant tusks were seized at a Thai port, marking a significant bust in the ongoing fight against wildlife trafficking. This seizure underscores Thailand's commitment to strengthening its anti-poaching and illegal trade enforcement measures.
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