Scavenging tales scare off consumers


Mad rush: Scavengers cleaning chicken wings that were dug up earlier.

SIBU: People here have stopped buying chicken wings following reports that scavengers dug out five containers of chicken wings disposed by the Customs Department at a site near Bukit Aup park.

Chicken stall operators in all the markets say business is down by as much as 80%.

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