Mass sterilisation to control strays


KLANG: The recent death of a woman, allegedly mauled by dogs in Sabah is a clear signal that it’s time for state authorities to start neutering street animals in their areas, said experts and animal welfare groups.

The incident, at a bus terminal in Kunak, further revealed that the current practice of capture-and-killing has not worked in bringing down their populations, they added.

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