Interview with Hermanto Siallagan SH from the Security and Law Enforcement Agency for the Environment and Forestry of Sumatra Region, Ministry of Environment and Forestry, regarding trafficking of protected animal parts, such as tiger skins, bear nails or tiger fangs are still rampant especially on the island of Sumatra.
Selling of protected animal parts is now even done with the online system.
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