MBPP acts on pigeon problem


MBPP officers using a trap at a hotspot near Penang Road, George Town, to catch pigeons. — ZHAFARAN NASIB/The Star

Signs put up to inform public on diseases, up to RM250 fines for feeding birds

PIGEONS are increasing in number and dominance, especially in urban areas these days.

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