this relaxed attitude. and in the meantime, as you said, so many seizures in vietnam or in thailand. and just last year, or in 2019, after the outbreak of the pandemic, there have been reports that in the greater mekong region or lower mekong region, there has been selling of all this wildlife products in one report, they found 80,000 different wildlife products in more than 1,000 outlets. and also in the meantime, there have been major seizures in africa. investigators tell me they were destined for southeast asia, the regular destination hotspots. navin, what are authorities doing about this, given the scale of the problem you ve described? as we know, china and vietnam, they have introduced bans, as you know. china, for instance,
investigators are telling us is that they have spoken to people and have found this relaxed attitude. and in the meantime, as you said, so many seizures in vietnam or in thailand. and just last year, or in 2019, after the outbreak of the pandemic, there have been reports that in the greater mekong region or lower mekong region, there has been selling of all this wildlife products in one report, they found 80,000 different wildlife products in more than 1,000 outlets. and also in the meantime, there have been major seizures in africa. investigators tell me they were destined for southeast asia, the regular destination hotspots. navin, what are authorities doing about this, given the scale of the problem you ve described?
furious, the decision is ridiculous and everything is stricter than the uk, masks worn properly and everybody sanitising regularly and restaurants were clearer than here. this says, there is little information about euro travel tunnel, particularly travelling through france to another destination. glenn says, i am disgusted the travel industry is putting profit before safety. it is clear the travel industry are putting their recovery before customers or people in destination hotspots. shot all but essential travel, he says. keep those thoughts coming into me. in australia, a dozen media outlets have been handed hefty fines for contempt of court over their coverage of the conviction of cardinal george pell on child sex abuse charges. the cardinal, who has always maintained his innocence, was released from prison last year after his convictions were quashed. phil mercer reports from sydney. justicejohn dixon had some pretty stern words for sections