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Malaysia's Natural Resources Ministry is actively monitoring three elephants relocated to Tennoji Zoo in Osaka under a 25-year conservation agreement, deploying mahouts to ensure proper adaptation amid public calls for their return.
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Malaysia's environment ministry has declared it will offer complete cooperation to the Malaysian Anti-Corruption Commission in investigating the controversial transfer of an elephant to Japan, with officials stating no one will receive preferential protection.
Malaysia's Natural Resources Ministry has committed to full cooperation with the anti-corruption watchdog investigating the controversial transfer of three elephants from Taiping Zoo to Japan.
The Malaysian Anti-Corruption Commission has launched an investigation into the transfer of three Asian elephants from Zoo Taiping to Tennoji Zoo in Osaka, Japan, examining the circumstances and procedures surrounding the controversial relocation.