Indonesia seeks to repatriate smuggled baby orangutans from India
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Indonesia seeks to repatriate smuggled baby orangutans from India
Jakarta (ANTARA) - The Indonesian Ministry of Forestry is working to expedite the repatriation of five baby orangutans found in India, who are suspected to be victims of transnational wildlife trafficking. Head of the ministry’s Public Relations and Foreign Cooperation Bureau Ristianto Pribadi said»»»
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