Not a place to roost: Penang Island City Council enforcement officers inspecting the roosters in their cages at the Lengkok Free School neighbourhood park in George Town, Penang, before ordering their owner to remove them.
A GROUP of men who love rearing roosters ‘claimed’ a neighbourhood park in Lengkok Free School, Penang, since hardly anyone was using the park during Phase One of the National Recovery Plan.
They placed their beloved cockerels in large wire cages along with a young monkey at the park for some sunshine and fresh air.
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Not a place to roost: Penang Island City Council enforcement officers inspecting the roosters in their cages at the Lengkok Free School neighbourhood park in George Town, Penang, before ordering their owner to remove them.
The Lengkok Free School neighbourhood park. (Left pic) A man believed to be the owner removing a rooster from the park.
The young monkey placed at the park.
The roosters in their cages at the Lengkok Free School neighbourhood park in George Town.
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