A new hotline has been set up by the Ministry of Wildlife to receive complaints on setting fire or illegal clearing of forests, poaching, and laying of traps.
Accordingly, the general public may inform the Ministry on the aforementioned offenses via the new hotline 1992.
The hotline will be active 24 hours daily, stated the Wildlife Ministry.
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