Foul problem: An excavator digging out the remaining chicken wings buried at a site about 1km from the Bukit Aup Park to be transferred to the Kemuyang landfill. Sarawak Customs acting director Ahmad Zainudin Drahman said a shipment of chicken wings weighing 81 tonnes was seized when the importer could no show a valid import permit. -ANDY CHUA/ The Star
SIBU: The Royal Customs Department has finally clarified how and why a large volume of chicken wings were disposed of at a site about 1km from Bukit Aup Park.
The case has sparked wide interest after scores of scavengers rushed to dig out the chicken wings on Tuesday. They later sold them at a low price of only RM6 per kg compared to the market price of RM10-12 per kg.
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