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Sumatran Orangutan Victim of Illegal Trade Returned from India, Undergoing Rehabilitation in Langkat

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Sumatran Orangutan Victim of Illegal Trade Returned from India, Undergoing Rehabilitation in Langkat
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Ministry of Forestry
Officers monitor a Sumatran orangutan named Heera in a transport cage during the repatriation process from India to Indonesia. The animal victims of illegal trafficking will undergo rehabilitation in Langkat Regency, North Sumatra

The Ministry of Forestry stated that the illegal trade in wild animals is a serious threat to biodiversity. Handling it requires cooperation between countries, law enforcement officials, conservation institutions and related partners.

Heera's repatriation is part of a series of efforts, which must continue through care, rehabilitation, law enforcement and protection of orangutan habitat.

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