Mischievous macaques in Malacca to be moved


Naughty little ones: The troop of displaced macaques brazenly encroaching residential areas and foraging for food scraps in Batu Berendam.

MALACCA: The Year of the Monkey will soon scamper away but not before causing mischief in Malacca that led to 51 police reports made over macaque harassment.

Chief Minister Datuk Seri Idris Haron has called for a stop to such monkey business, suggesting that the animals be relocated to their natural habitat.

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