Japan needs solution to save bluefin tuna: Monaco envoy

Japan needs solution to save bluefin tuna: Monaco envoy

DOHA, Qatar - Patrick Van Klaveren, the Monaco representative at the international conference to conserve endangered wildlife in Doha, Qatar, speaks in an interview with Kyodo News in Doha on March 14, 2010. Klaveren said Japan lacks specific measures to conserve bluefin tuna and should come up with steps that would satisfy signatory states.

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