Singapore crushes ivory from around 300 elephants to deter illegal trade
2020-08-11 18:57
Singapore started crushing nine tonnes worth of elephant ivory on Tuesday, in what authorities said was the biggest such event globally in recent years and signalled the island nation's fight against illegal trade in wildlife.
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