No need for tug-of-war over dog that led to death of senior citizen, say rescuers, activists


KLANG: There was no need for Bentong Municipal Council (MPB) officers to get into the tug-of-war over a dog that led to the death of an 85-year-old man, say animal rights activists.

Rescuer Joanne Low said the incident, in which dog owner Law Sei Kiew died while grappling with the group, should not have happened at all.

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