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Published 16:39 1 Jun 2016 BST
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The temple is now being investigated for suspected links to animal trafficking and abuse.
The WWF has today issued a statement "applauding" the removal of the tigers, and encouraging the Thai government to permanently revoke their license to keep the animals.
Yowalak Thiarachow, Country Director, WWF-Thailand said:
"This week's actions to remove the tigers from the Tiger Temple are long overdue and we strongly encourage DNP (the Thai Department of National Parks, Wildlife and Plant Conservation) to make the removal of the tigers permanent."

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