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Thai PM warns ivory collectors to report to authorities

Ivory collectors in Thailand may face fines of up to 3 million THB under the new law, if they do not report the items they own to authorities by 30 April, Prime Minister Prayut Chan-o-cha warned.
Ivory collectors in Thailand may face fines of up to 3 million THBunder the new law, if they do not report the items they own toauthorities by 30 April, Prime Minister Prayut Chan-o-cha warned.

Atan opening ceremony of a campaign against illegal ivory trade, GenPrayut said ivory product traders and owners must inform authorities oftheir possessions, following the enforcement of the new elephant ivorylaw.

According to the law, ivory processors are required toobtain licences from the Department of National Parks, Wildlife andPlant Conservation. If they fail to do so, they could face up to 6million THB in fines and three years in prison.

The PrimeMinister said the government is expected to enforce more regulationsthis year in order to suppress illegal ivory trade. He urged all sidesto cooperate with the government in dealing with the ivory problem, asit could result in international trade sanctions.-VNA

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