Breeders fear for their unfed animals


In need of help: Mohd Yusuf feeding his cattle before being placed under quarantine. He hopes some form of arrangement can be made to attend to the animals.

IPOH: A group of fish and livestock breeders in a Kuala Kangsar village who are under home quarantine are worried sick about their animals more than themselves.

Speaking on behalf of 11 breeders, Mohd Yusuf Jaafar, 57, said since villagers in Kampung Senggang were wearing pink and blue wristbands, none of them were allowed to step out of their houses, leaving their cattle, goats and chickens unfed since June 13.

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