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China-bound scorpions seized in Sri Lankan airport sting

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Sri Lanka's customs show 200 scorpions which they seized after arresting a Chinese man accused of trying to take them out of the country in his checked-in luggage.

Added on the 14/01/2020 13:02:30 - Copyright : AFP EN

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