An absolute tragedy: Over 100 quail chicks found in trash bag in Singapore's Lim Chu Kang; all die despite rescue attempts


The bag contained a total of 106 live chicks, along with lifeless chicks and unhatched eggs, said Acres. - PHOTOS: ACRES

SINGAPORE (The Straits Times/ANN): More than 100 live quail chicks were found discarded in a green rubbish bin in Lim Chu Kang late on Oct 27.

In a social media post on Nov 3, the Animal Concerns Research and Education Society (Acres) said a person called its wildlife rescue hotline and reported hearing chirping sounds coming from the bin.

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