Wildlife officers arrest four suspects with porcupine meat, illegal firearms
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Wildlife officials from the Kandegama Beat Office attached to the Maduru Oya National Park have arrested four suspects possessing porcupineContinue Reading The post Wildlife officers arrest four suspects with porcupine meat, illegal firearm...
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