Hong Kong destroys cache of poached ivory

Authorities seek to stem illegal trade in poached animal materials, which is worth $213bn a year.

Hong Kong has destroyed a stockpile of illegal ivory, following similar initiative by authorities in mainland China.

The trade of poached animal materials is worth $213bn a year, and it is driven by a growing demand in east Asia.

Al Jazeera’s Rob McBride reports from Hong Kong.

Source: Al Jazeera