Pork prices may rise after closure of abattoirs


KUALA LUMPUR: Consumers in the Klang Valley may have to fork out more for pork following a disruption in supply due to the temporary closure of abattoirs in Perak and Pahang since Wednesday.

The Federation of Pork Dealers Association president Chan Nyen Loong said the decision by the respective state veterinarian depart­ments had caught pork dea­lers by surprise.

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