Four tiger poachers have been killed in a mangrove forest in Bangladesh after a shootout with police. The armed men opened fire on officers from the Rapid Action Battalion, the anti-terrorism unit of the Bangladesh Police, after being questioned on Wednesday, officials said. A shootout ensued between police and the poachers, who were crossing a river in the Sundarbans, the world's biggest mangrove forest. Four bodies, guns and ammunition were found on their boat, RAB spokesman Tajul Islam said. The men were identified as members of a gang that poaches Bengal tigers and Irrawaddy dolphins. '...
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