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From ANIMAL PEOPLE, April 2010:

 

 

Sultan bans hunting in Johor Baru, Malaysia

 

JOHOR BARU, Malaysia-- Johor state ruler Sultan Ibrahim Ibni

Almarhum Sultan Iskandar on March 5, 2010 ordered a halt to hunting

and called for gun licensing to be tightened.

Sultan Ibrahim said that alleged nuisance wildlife, such as

boars or crows, should be reported to the Johor Wildlife Department,

which might still use lethal measures in specific situations.

Personally involved in breeding endangered species and

rehabilitating injured wildlife, Sultan Ibrahim reportedly has as

many as 18 tigers, several panthers, and 400 deer on his property.

 

 

 

 

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