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Indonesia’s crocodile attacks rise as wetlands are cleared for mining,

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Residents on Indonesia’s Bangka Island say wetland destruction from tin mining and oil palm expansion is driving a surge in deadly crocodile attacks along the coast.
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Indonesia’s crocodile attacks rise as wetlands are cleared for mining,

Residents on Indonesia’s Bangka Island say wetland destruction from tin mining and oil palm expansion is driving a surge in deadly crocodile attacks along the coast.

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Eco-Business broke the news in Singapore on Thursday, May 7, 2026.
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