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Live Chickens 'Hidden' Before Being Sold without a License

KLANG – The activity of foreigners selling live chickens without a license in a commercial premises area on Jalan Pos Baru, here, was uncovered after a raid by the Royal Klang City Council (MBDK) today. More surprisingly, the traders involved were found to have set up a special space to store live chickens before selling them to customers. It is understood that the activity has been carried out irregularly since a month ago for ...

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