Coral fixings sold at Shanghai shop amid poaching fears

SHANGHAI, China - Accessories made of red corals are on sale at a shop in Shanghai, China, on Nov. 5, 2014, amid their massive suspected poaching by Chinese boats around Japan's southern Ogasawara Islands. (Kyodo)

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