Negri Sembilan assemblymen agree on stray dog culling in Malay-majority areas


PETALING JAYA: All state assembly members in Negri Sembilan have unanimously agreed that culling stray dogs in predominantly Malay residential areas should be implemented to address issues of disturbance and safety.

Mentri Besar Datuk Seri Aminuddin Harun stated that the overpopulation of stray dogs has disrupted residents’ daily activities. The issue has been repeatedly raised during state assembly sittings, giving the impression that the state government has taken no action to address it.

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