Ministry of Climate Change, Environment and Energy has amended the Regulation on Control of International Trade in Endangered Species and Registration of Traders and Goods, imposing a fine of USD1,945 on individuals importing endangered species without permits. Under the regulations, the import, export, and re-export of endangered species are strictly prohibited. A fine of USD 1,945 will be levied for each species imported unlawfully. Additionally, the import, export, and re-export of products derived from or comprising parts of endangered species are also prohibited, with a fine of USD 648 imposed for any such unauthorised activities. Moreover, the ministry has declared that the unlawful possession of endangered species for personal reasons is prohibited. Such species may not be sold, exhibited, or displayed publicly. Individuals engaging in these actions will incur a penalty of USD 648.The ministry further indicated that violations of permit conditions or registration requirements are not allowed. A fine of USD 324 will be imposed for the first violation, USD 648 for the second, and USD 1,297 for the third. For any violations beyond the third occurrence, a fine not exceeding USD 3,242 will be applied for each violation.The government has established guidelines outlining the necessary actions for individuals who import such species without authorisation.