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Local weapons make wildlife crime harder to track
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1 min readFrom 2 outlets- Daily Mirror attributes the assessment to Department of Wildlife Conservation Director General Ranjan Marasinghe.
- Daily Mirror says locally made guns and equipment make it harder for wildlife authorities to identify people linked to offences against wild animals.
- Hiru News reports that local firearms are impeding wildlife crime investigations.
Based on: Daily Mirror, Hiru NewsWritten by AI from Daily Mirror, Hiru Newsthese outlets’ reports. Not reviewed by an editor. It can be wrong — the original reports are the authority. .
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- Newswire · Special wildlife protection operation removes illegal traps in Kurunegala
- Newswire · Three arrested with illegal firearms, explosives in Wayamba wildlife raid
- Hiru News · CID and police probe possible organised network behind tusker shootings
- Daily Mirror · Sri Lanka’s high elephant density intensifies conservation challenge: Wildlife DG
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