Environmental group slams UPM's response to dog killings on campus


PETALING JAYA: The Association for the Protection of the Natural Heritage of Malaysia (Peka) has strongly criticised Universiti Putra Malaysia’s (UPM) statement regarding the recent killing of dogs on its campus

Calling the university’s response “misleading, illogical and an attempt to downplay criminal offences”, Peka said UPM’s claim that the incident was a management issue was inaccurate, stressing that the shooting and poisoning of dogs amounted to a crime under the law.

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