Melaka carrying out measures to protect residents from crocodile threat


MELAKA: The Melaka government is committed to ensuring the safety of residents, particularly those living near the basin of Sungai Malim, from the threat of crocodiles.

State senior executive councillor for housing, local government, drainage, climate change and disaster management Datuk Rais Yasin said he hoped the Melaka chapter of the Wildlife and National Parks Department (Perhilitan) would continue installing traps along the river to capture the reptiles.

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