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At least 1,500 turtles found in abandond luggage at Manila's international airport

The Philippine Bureau of Customs (BOC) shows confiscated turtles on display during a press conference in Pasay City, north of Manila, Philippines, 03 March 2019 (issued 04 March 2019).

According to reports, at least 1,500 turtles were found inside abandond luggages at Manila's international airport arrival area.

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The Philippine Bureau of Customs (BOC) shows confiscated turtles on display during a press conference in Pasay City, north of Manila, Philippines, 03 March 2019 (issued 04 March 2019).

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