Coronavirus: South Asia sees rise in poaching during lockdowns
2020-07-08 11:56
Lockdown restrictions in places like India, Pakistan and Nepal have forced many to turn to poaching of wild animals and illegal animal trade for sustenance and as a source of income. Tanika Godbole reports.
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