Protected Sharks and Rays Allegedly Sold as Seafood in Singapore Markets

Protected species of sharks and rays are reportedly being sold as seafood in Singapore's markets without proper permits, with some hawkers claiming they cannot always identify the species they are purchasing.

23 Feb, 09:19 — 23 Feb, 09:19

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Protected sharks, rays allegedly sold as seafood without permits in Singapore’s markets

Shark meat remains widely available at seafood restaurants, hawker stalls and supermarkets – and some hawkers say they cannot always tell what species they are buying.

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Protected Sharks and Rays Allegedly Sold as Seafood in Singapore Markets

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Protected sharks, rays allegedly sold as seafood without permits in Singapore’s markets

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