SDA HAYATI CONSERVATION CRIMINALS AND ECOSYSTEMS

Police shows evidence items in Papua’s endemik display when the case of a criminal intake of hayati natural resources and ecosystems in East Java Mapolda, Surabaya, Friday (6/4). East Java Polda who cooperated with the Natural Resources Conservation Hall (BKSDA) East Java managed to secure two suspected people and dozens of Papuan endemic-protected gaming satwas in the form of seven orange crucifixed Kakatua tails, 26 yellow bans, 11 white clad tails, six black head nuri tails, three king's castle tails, three bay nuri tails, two cenderawasih lesser tails and two clover tails, which all will be sold to Thailand. ANTARA PHOTO/M Risyal Hidayat/ama/18

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