Beware of crocs near flooded Pahang rivers, says Perhilitan


KUANTAN: People living in the vicinity of Sungai Belat and Sungai Kuantan here have been advised to remain vigilant and not take matters into their own hands if they come across any crocodiles during the monsoon season.

Pahang Department of Wildlife and National Parks (Perhilitan) director Rozaidan Md Yasin said the flooded rivers had forced the reptiles to venture out of their natural habitat.

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