Thai Customs Seizes 3.1 Tons of Illegal Ivory Worth 155 Million Baht
Thai Customs has seized 3.1 tons of illegal ivory concealed within processed timber, with an estimated value of 155 million baht. This highlights Thailand's role as a transit point for international ivory smuggling.
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