Group protests outside Bukit Aman over delays to probe killing of stray dogs on UPM campus


KUALA LUMPUR: Animal rights activists protested outside Bukit Aman on Saturday (Jan 17) to demand that the investigation into the shooting of 18 stray dogs on the campus of Universiti Putra Malaysia (UPM) in October last year be expedited.

Displaying banners with pictures of the allegedly shot dogs, the group stood in silent protest for almost two hours since gathering at 10am today.

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