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Covert investigations reveal that illegal wildlife trade is thriving in Laos, fueled by the recent increase in Chinese tourists facilitated by infrastructure projects like the Laos-China railway. Organized crime networks operate front shops selling banned products such as pangolin scales, tiger bones, and bear bile, often claiming medicinal benefits despite international bans. These activities contribute to the alarming decline of vulnerable species, with poaching and illegal sales intensifying amid a surge in tourism associated with China's Belt and Road Initiative.
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