Extra care for aggressive dogs

Extra care for aggressive dogs
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Owners advised to sign up for
regular canine training sessions
By THO XIN VI
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WNERS should be held
responsible for the problems
caused by their pets especially
dogs.
Commenting on the bull terrier
that mauled a 74-year-old man in
Subang Jaya on Tuesday, Society for
the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals
(SPCA) Selangor chairman Christine
Chin said owners must be very careful when handling dogs that are
aggressive in nature.
"Owners must realise that big,
working dogs need regular workouts.
"We do not know how the dog in
question was handled, but if a dog
has been caged and leashed for a
long period, it is likely that its energy
is repressed," she said.
Chin cautioned against caging up
dogs without attending to their
exercise needs.
"It's dangerous for owners to just
tie up the dogs as guard dogs, and
not allocate time to exercise. These
are the factors that make the dogs
even more aggressive," she said.
Chin also recommended dog owners to sign up for regular dog training sessions because the canines
need exercise as well as social interactions.
Furry Friends Farm co-founder
Sabrina Yeap is worried that dog
owners would start chaining up their
dogs and caging them throughout
the day because of this incident.
She warned that it was a form of
abuse to the pets.
"If the dogs need to be caged or
chained up for a short period of time
because they are sick or there are
visitors, make sure that the cages are
large enough for them to rest, and
the chains are long enough for them
to move," she said.
`leap said people tend to blame
dogs' behaviour, but the animal
could be trained from young.
She said the aggressive behaviour
of the dogs could be caused by the
way they were handled by their
owners or breeders.
"We don't know how the overseas
If the
owners
are found
negligent
Lk.
and at
fault, they could
be fined RM1,000
and the dogs will be
seized. - ALF ARIAL ABDUL
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breeders raised their dogs. The process might be inhumane.
"We must give the dogs a loving
environment," she said.
Ho Lai Peng, from an independent
dog rescue group called Second
Chance, felt that the burden was on
the authority to get to the root of the
problem.
"They should find out whether
anyone is breeding the dogs in
Malaysia. How come this breed is so
easily available? It is scary to say the
least.
"People who own the forbidden
breeds, too, should surrender their
dogs voluntarily," she said.
On the other hand, Pet Positive
president Anthony Thanasayan said
the breeds should not be blamed for
the accidents, but the way the
canines were bred and brought up.
"Blaming the breeds is a fallacy.
Any dog — regardless of breed — has
a potential to attack anyone. The
question is, how did it become a
monster, and who trained it to attack
people?" he said.
Dog trainers, in his opinion, must
register with the local councils, and
educate the animals to co-exist with
people.
Dog breeders, too, have to evaluate
dogs carefully before breeding them.
He also pointed out that the local
councils did not provide a condusive
environment for dogs.
"Their movements are restricted
and dog owners are forced to keep
the dogs within the house compound.
"The councils should educate pet
owners on how to look after the
Locked up: If a dog has been cage)
leashed for a long period, it is likely that its energy is repressed.
MAW
Escape route:
The dog that
attacked the
elderly man
apparently ran
out through the
garbage bin
compartment of
the house.
dogs, and teach the public on how to
avoid dog attacks," he said.
Anthony was strongly against the
idea of keeping dogs as guard dogs as
• the owners might not know the correct way of looking after the dogs.
Nonetheless, he felt that irresponsible dog owners, who let their pets
wander freely, should be punished.
He hopes the authority will try its
best to rehabilitate the bull terrier in
this case instead of putting it to
sleep.
Meanwhile, SubangJaya Municipal
Council (MPSJ) assistant corporate
director Azfarizal Abdul Rashid confirmed that the dog owner has a
licence for the bull terrier.
However the owner has to adhere
to the rules listed in the MPSJ
Licensing of Dogs and Kennel
Establishments Bylaws 2012.
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"The dogs should be leashed and
controlled by the owners when they
are out of the premises. The owners
cannot let their dogs wander freely.
"If the owners are found negligent
and at fault, they could be fined
RM1,000 and the dogs will be
seized," he said. Azfarizal added the
case was still being investigated by the
police and Selangor VeterinaryServices
Department
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For a cleaner town: Lee, better known as Mr Bandaraya collecting rubbish along main roads in Kaiang.
Clean act by Samaritan
76-year-old selflessly picks up litter in several areas in Kajang
By YIP YOKE TENG
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T
HE people of Kajang calls him
the best Bandaraya", the
most dedicated social worker,
"Mr Al" and some have even given
him a nickname — "health minister".
Every morning at 7am, for three
hours, they see this old man walking the main streets of Kajang,
bending his lean figure every now
and then to pick up litter along the
way.
The tanned and hardy man usually walks from Taman Jelok Indah,
Taman Restu, Taman Bukit Mewah
and all the way to Jahn Semenyih.
He sometimes take a rake with
him to make the job easier.
He collects the litter into a gun- really someone in be emulated,"
nysack, not uttering a word nor she added.
showing any sign of fatigue.
Although he is seen almost every
When the time is up, he takes the day, Mr Bandaraya remains a myssame route back to Taman Jelok tery to most people as he speaks
Indah and burn the litter in a quiet very little. Hence, it is not surprising
corner of the road that some have misunderstood him
He could be easily identified as mentally unsound.
• because he rarely wears a shirt or
When this writer tried to initiate
T-shirt. If at all he does put on a a conversation, he only responded
shirt, it means he may have some- with several nods to certain questhing on or may not be feeling well. tions.
He will usually finish work early
He gave the most obvious
that day.
acknowledgement to comments
"I see Mr Bandaraya almost every that there were many litterbugs in
day since I was in primary school, the city. He is friendly, alert and
it's been more or less 15 years!" clear-minded.
said resident Elissa Ng.
As we followed him, we noticed
"I really admire his selflessness, that he did not take recyclable items
not many people would want to do such as aluminium cans that could
good for nothing these days. He is be sold for money.
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He is merely doing it to keep his
township clean.
"Some residents wanted to pay
him to do weeding at their house,
but he rejected. He did not want the
money," said resident Calvin Tham,
57, whom we met at a coffee shop
nearby.
After a long search, we managed
to locate Mr Bandaraya's daughter,
who was equally quiet and told us
nothing more than his name — Lee
Thiam See — and that he is 76 with
five children.
"We used to disagree with what
he does, but we sort of understand
now.
"Anyway, we are happy that he's
doing something he likes, and that
it serves some good to the community," she said.
Jogger's death °I'c
a wake-up call
for dog owners
Family of senior citizen who
was mauled advises dog owners to be
more responsible
NO GRUDGES:
BEBOSHINI UNNI
AND ADRIAN LAI
KUALA LUMPUR
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HE family of a senior citizen
who was killed by a dog
hoped that his death would
be a wake-up call to all other dog
owners.
"My father's death should not be
in vain. Dog owners should realise
the huge responsibility they have if
they own fierce dogs," said Yip Hon
Mun, the eldest son of the victim,
Yip Sin Hua.
Hon Mun was speaking to reporters outside the Kuala Lumpur
Hospital mortuary where he was
waiting to claim the body of his
father who was attacked by a dog,
said to be a crossbreed between an
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American Staffordshire and miniature bull terrier.
"My family is still in shock. It is
our hope now that owners will be
more responsible by taking all necessary measures to ensure their
dogs do not pose a danger to anyone," said the 51-year-old Hon
Mun, who runs a trading company.
"Anyone could have fallen victim
to that dog."
He said his family does not hold
any grudges against the owner of
the dog, which answers to the
name Beacon.
"The dog owner and her family
visited my family yesterday to
apologise and pay their last respects to my dad," said Hon Mun.
"We are leaving the investigations to the authorities and will not
pursue the matter."
The victim, Yip, who turned 74
on April 28, was a retired signboard
maker in the family-owned business.
On Tuesday morning, while out
on his regular jog along Jalan
SS19/5B in Subang Jaya, he was
attacked by Beacon who had escaped from its owner's house.
"My parents had been living in
the area for more than 20 years. My
father was probably the only senior
citizen in the area who still jogged
at that age. He was well-known in
the SS19 neighbourhood. He was a
pleasant person with a big heart,"
Hon Mun said.
"I was the last person to speak to
my father when I called him just
before he went for his jog."
Witnesses said two people hit the
dog on the head with an umbrella
and a stick but the canine did not
let go of its grip of Yip's neck. The
victim was believed to have been
killed on the spot.
Veterinary Services Department
officials later sedated the dog be-
Yip Hon Mun (centre) outside the mortuary yesterday.
fore taking it away.
The dog is now under the care of
the department, which will monitor its behaviour for two weeks,
apart from checking for various
diseases.
The owner of the dog, said to be a
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25-year-old female accountant, is
being investigated for causing
death by negligence. She faces a
maximum jail sentence of two
years, a fine, or both upon conviction. Additional reporting by
V. Shuman
Dangerous: Contract workers working on the half-collapsed road in Satan Sungai Kamin in Ulu Yam while Hisham (right) supervises.
Flood wreaks havoc
It results in huge damage to public amenities in Hulu Selangor
By STUART MICHAEL
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T
HE Public Works Department
(PWD), Hulu Selangor Land
Office and Drainage and
Irrigation Department (DID) have
surveyed all the areas in Ulu Yam
and Batang Kali that were hit by a
massive flood on Monday.
Officers from these departments
visited areas such as, Kampung
Gurney, Kampung Sentosa, Kampung
Genting Malik, Kampung Kuantan,
Ulu Rening, Kampung Sungai Masin,
Kampung Batu 30, Kampung Kalong
Tengah and Kampung Pasir in Ulu
Yam yesterday to assess the damage
and financial aid needed to repair
the public amenities in these places.
The flood also resulted in landslips and damage to suspension
bridges, bridges, roads, culverts and
drains.
According to Hulu Selangor dis- .
trict officer Nor Hisham Dahalan,
the loss was estimated to be around
millions of ringgit
'This has to be the worst flood in
Ulu Yam in the last 40 years. The
Federal Government should allocate
some money for repairs to the damaged amenities.
"About 800 families were affected
by the recent flood. They were evacuated when the water level started
rising. The state government gave
each family RM200," he said.
Hulu Selangor PWD engineer
Momi Buang visited a landslip site
in Jalan B23 in Ulu Yam Baru and a
suspension bridge connecting the
All gone: The
damaged items
dumped outside
the affected
houses in
Kampung Genting
Malik in Ulu Yam.
road to Kampung Gurney that wa,
badly hit by the flood.
He said the entire structure of the
suspension bridge was unsafe and
posed a danger to motorists using
the bridge.
"We have cordoned off the road to
prevent pedestrians, cyclists and
motorcyclists from using the suspension bridge.
"The estimated cost to replace the
suspension bridge is RM500,000 and
another RM500,000 is needed to
repair the landslip sites," said
Morni.
Tarikhi
Along Jalan Sungai Kamin, a backhoe was used to remove oil palm
tree branches and leaves from the
culvert.
The freak storm also.caused part
of the road to collapse.
The Hulu Selangor PWD hired
contractors to repair the stretch of
road to make it safe for motorists to
use.
At another site, eight families at
Kampung Genting Malik were badly
hit by the storm that caused flood in
their houses.
Each household estimated their
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losses to be around 0415,000.
Damaged beds, television sets,
computers, electrical appliances and
other household items could be seen
outside the affected houses.
According to Kampung Genting
Malik village head Rasif Rawi, it was
the worst flood to hit the village in
the past 40 years.
"The village needs to be relocated
as it is too close to the river. We
hope the state government can compensate us so we can recover some
of our losses," said Rasif.
Beacon under observation
The dog which attacked and killed a 74-year-old man
in Subang Jaya two days ago will
only be put down if it has rabies, said
the Selangor Veterinary Serviced Department.
Department deputy director Dr
Fadzilah Aini Abdul Kadir said the
dog, named Beacon, had not displayed symptoms of being infected
by the virus, which may include unprovoked aggression, seizures and
paralysis.
"So far, it appears healthy and
there is no sign indicating that it has
become rabid. We will, however,
continue to monitor its behaviour
closely for the next two weeks.
"If it is free of rabies, Beacon will
remain under our care until we receive a directive from the police. If
the victim's family decides to press
charges against the dog's owner, its
fate will lie with the court."
Dr Fadzilah added that it was important to scan the male dog for
rabies as it could have been smuggled in from neighbouring Thailand,
which had been reported as having
the third-highest rate of human rabies in the world.
Three-year-old Beacon, a cross between a miniature bull terrier and an
SHAH ALAM:
American Staffordshire terrier, was
placed under the department's care
after it mauled Yip Sin Hua on Tuesday morning.
"Beacon has the body of an American Staffordshire terrier and the
head of a miniature bull terrier," she
said.
Both breeds are considered "restricted" under the department's
guidelines. Such dogs cannot be
bred locally and can only be brought
into the country to perform specific
duties, like guarding property.
"These breeds enjoy human company but tend to be less tolerant
towards other dogs. They are also
known to be fearless and determined creatures.
"The imported dogs will also be
spayed to prevent owners from
breeding them. Most of the time,
these dogs are also given pet passports and are implanted with microchips for easy identification.
"Beacon, however, was neither
spayed nor was it implanted with a
microchip. This leads us to believe
that the dog was either smuggled
into the country or was bred locally,"
said Dr Fadzilah.
She urged local councils to refer
dog owners to her department for
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Right match
crucial
"Dogs are not born
killers, no matter what breed they
are. It's the way they are trained or
kept that shapes their characteristics."
This was the response from dog
trainer Carlos Huertas when asked
to comment on the incident involving the mauling of a senior citizen by
a dog on Tuesday.
"Every dog is different, as are humans. This particular breed of dog
was used in the early days in England for dog fighting and baiting
bulls.
"Given its genetic make - up, this
breed needs an active lifestyle that
suits its physique, such as guard duty," said the 51-year-old Huertas who
owns a training and board centre
called G-Pets in Shah Alam.
According to him, every dog
should be matched with a suitable
owner.
"For example, an elderly lady staying alone cannot breed a powerful
dog like a Rottweiler or a pit bull.
Physically, they are just not compatible," said Huertas, who is against
imposing bans or restrictions on certain breed of dogs.
SHAH ALAM:
Beacon, with the body of an American Staffordshire terrier and the
head of a miniature bull terrier, at the Selangor Veterinary Services
Department pound.
inspection before a license can be the country due to their ferocity and
issued.
viciousness.
"This is to prevent them from rear"These dogs descended from aning a potentially dangerous dogs cestors known for their killer inwhich could injure or kill humans."
stincts, hunting abilities and bullBanned breeds, which include the baiting. They may be inconspicuous
Akita, American bulldog and Kai, in size but can be very dangerous,"
are dogs which are not allowed into said Dr Fadzilah.
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Plant to -treat food waste
National Solid Waste Management will have suitable site by year-end
THE Department of National
Solid Waste Management is
identifying a suitable site in
Kuala Lumpur to construct
an anaerobic digestor plant
to treat food waste from hotels and restaurants.
Its director-general, Datuk
Dr Nadzri Yahaya, said the
site for the plant would be
finalised by the end of the
year.
"We are looking at strategic locations in Kuala Lumpur," he told Bernama
"We have difficulties in
identifying suitable sites because we have to take into
consideration the distance,
routing and the impact to
the surrounding environment beside the availability
of land.
"We hope to have the design for the plant ready by
the end of the year. We will
then appoint a contractor
for the construction of the
plant."
Nadzri said the anaerobic
digestor plant, to be constructed under the private
financing initiative, would
have a minimum capacity of
50 tonnes of food waste.
The plant cost would depend on the proposal which
was yet to be determined,
he said.
The plan is one of the initiatives under Entry Point
Project Nine of the National
Key Economic Area Greater
KL/ Kiang Valley.
A food waste study, conducted by the department
and concluded in November
last year, recommended the
appropriate approach for
food waste treatment such
as a biogas facility.
The objective of the study
was to map the commercial sources of food waste
from eateries, factories and
restaurants; identify the
amount of waste generated
and the system for waste
disposal.
There are four major initiatives under the revitalised
solid waste management
which focused on developing an efficient solid waste
management ecosystem.
The first initiative calls
for an improvement in the
reduce, reuse and recycle
implementation by creating
a recycling rate of 40 per
cent by 2020 from the current five per cent.
These can be achieved,
among others, by introducing a composting and anaerobic digestion to tackle a
high-level of organic waste
and stimulating construc-
tion and demolition waste
recycling with a proper system and a recycling facility.
The second and third initiatives seek for an increase
in waste treatment capacity to reduce the amount of
solid waste disposed in the
landfills and an improvement in governance of solid
waste management and public cleansing services.
The final initiative calls for
an assessment of the future
potential for leveraging new
developments in technology
like automatic waste collection systems and deep bins
to improve waste collection
standards.
Nadzri said to date, 54
per cent of the households
in Kuala Lumpur have
been provided with a bin
each for residual rubbish
which would be collected
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twice a week.
He said, as at April 30,
Alam Flora had distributed
153,000 units of 120 litre
bins to households.
"The distribution of the
bins and separation at sources are targeted for completion by September 1, this
year," he said.
Nadzri said with the enforcement of the Solid
Waste and Public Cleansing
Management Act 2007 on
Sept 1 last year, solid waste
management would be addressed in a comprehensive
manner, from waste generation to collection, treatment
and disposal, with emphasis
on the three Rs - reduce, reuse and recycle.
The privatisation exercise
in Kuala Lumpur would go
into full swing by Sept 1, he
said. — Bernama
Killer dogreed still
fr,c,
unidentified
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mat
tot gr
BY CHARLES RAMENDRAN
AND MICHELLE CHUN
newsdesk@thesundaily.com
PETALING JAYA: The Selangor
Veterinary Department has yet to
identify the canine breed that
mauled a jogger to death in
Subang Jaya on Tuesday.
Its deputy director Dr
Fadzilah Aini Abdul Kadir said
the department was doing tests to
determine if it was a miniature
bull terrier mixed with the
American Staffordshire terrier or
American bull terrier.
"If the dog is a miniature bull
terrier-American Staffordshire,
then it would be a restricted
breed, but if it's a miniature bull
terrier-American bull terrier, it
should have been banned," she
told theSun.
Fadzilah said the department
was checking its import and
export records to see whether the
clog came through the
department.
Yip Sun Wah, 74, was bitten in
the neck and ear by the threeyear-old dog while jogging in his
residential area at 5519 on
Tuesday. He died on the spot.
MPSJ corporate planning
deputy director Azfarizal Abdul
Rashid told theSun, council
records showed that the dog was
not a prohibited breed and that
the owner held the required
licence from the council.
"However, we have to wait for
the Selangor Veterinary
Department to confirm if the dog
has a mix of other breeds."
Seven dog breeds namely the
Akita, Neapolitan Mastiff,
American Bulldog, Dogo
Argentino, Fila Brasileiro,
Japanesa Tosa and American Pit
Bull are banned from import and
export activities.
Azfarizal also said the owner
could be charged, Bernama
reports. He said although the dog
had a licence, the onus was on its
owner to take heed to the
conditions imposed by MPSJ.
The conditions come under
the MPSJ Law on Licensing of
Dogs and Dog Breeding House
2012.
Subang Jaya police chief ACP
Yahaya Ramli said investigators
who interviewed Yip's
neighbours were told the dog had
never shown any form of
aggression before the incident.
He said the rubbish
compartment door inside the
owner's house was usually open
but the door on the outside was
supposed to be locked.
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City hall
monthly t 0( si I),
musical
performance
KUALA LUMPUR City Hall
(DBKL) will hold the DBKL
Monthly Musical Show on
May 12, at the Anniversary
Theatre, Taman Botanikal
Perdana.
Its corporate planning
manager, Dr Ismail Stapa,
said in a statement yesterday that DBKL hopes the
monthly event would attract
visitors to enjoy the flora
and fauna at the Taman Botanikal Perdana which had
just gone through a makeover recently.
"City dwellers and tourists
can watch performances by
local artistes live who will
be accompanied by professional musicians from the
Kombo DBKL," he said.
"The show is being held
free of charge for two hours,
from 5pm to 7pm," he said.
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liulau Pinang lulus pilihan raya PBT
SPR tegaskan tidak boleh kendali pemilihan anggota kerajaan tempatan
Oleh Azida Shaharuddin
dan Faridzwan Abdul Ghafar
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EORGETOWN: Persidangan Dewan Undangan Negeri (DUN) Pulau Pinang
semalam, meluluskan Rang Undang-Undang Enakmen Pilihan Raya Kerajaan Tempatan Pulau Pinang dan Seberang Prai bagi membolehkan pilihan raya kerajaan
tempatan diadakan.
Rang undang-undang itu dibacakan oleh Pengerusi Jawatankuasa
Kerajaan Tempatan dan Pengurusan
Lalu Lintas negeri, Chow Kon Yeow
dan dibahaskan Ahli Dewan Undangan Negeri (ADUN) kerajaan tanpa
kehadiran ADUN pembangkang.
Kon Yeow berkata, rang undangundang berkenaan adalah antara
inisiatif kerajaan negeri untuk me-
G
ngembalikan pilihan raya kerajaan
tempatan yang pernah dilaksanakan dulu.
"Kelulusan enakmen ini akan
membolehkan Suruhanjaya Pilihan
Raya (SPR) mengadakan pilihan raya bagi memilih ahli majlis pihak
berkuasa tempatan di negeri ini,"
katanya ketika membentangkan
rang undang-undang berkenaan.
Kon Yeow (DAP-Padang Kota)
berkata, menerusi enakmen itu, kerajaan negeri boleh mengadakan
pilihan raya kerajaan tempatan mengikut kuasa kerajaan negeri seperti yang diperuntukkan Perlembagaan Persekutuan.
Sehubungan itu, katanya, kerajaan negeri berharap SPR boleh bekerjasama dengan kerajaan negeri
untuk mengadakan pilihan raya kerajaan tempatan.
Sementara itu, Timbalan Penge-
Katanya, SPR pernah diberi kuasa untuk mengendalikan pilihan raya bagi kerajaan tempatan, iaitu
mengikut Akta Perumahan dan Kerajaan Tempatan 1960.
Namun, beliau berkata, apabila
akta itu dimansuh dan dihentikan
kuat kuasanya mengikut Subseksyen 15(1) Akta Perumahan dan Kerajaan Tempatan 1976, Seksyen 10
akta sama (Akta 171) pula menetapkan keanggotaan sesuatu majlis
PBT dibuat secara pelantikan oleh
kerajaan negeri masing-masing.
"Oleh itu, berpandukan akta BaKetiadaan peruntukan yang
ru ini, SPR tidak boleh mengenmemberi kuasa kepada
dalikan sebarang pilihan raya kesuruhanjaya ini berbuat
rajaan tempatan kerana ketiadaan
peruntukan yang memberi kuasa
demikian mengikut undangkepada suruhanjaya ini berbuat deudang persekutuan
mikian mengikut undang-udang
Wan Ahmad Wan Omar persekutuan (berkaitan pilihan raya kerajaan tempatan)," katanya.
Timbalan Pengerusi SPR
rusi SPR, Datuk Wan Ahmad Wan
Omar berkata, seperti dijelaskan
SPR sebelum ini, berdasarkan Perkara 95A Perlembagaan Persekutuan, sebarang perkara membabitkan perubahan dasar dan perundangan mengenainya tertakluk
kepada persetujuan Majlis Negara
Bagi Kerajaan Tempatan, seperti
diperuntukkan di bawah perlembagaan berkenaan.
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Kementerian, PBT bincang warta, tindakan terhadap penceroboh kawasan kenderaan
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UTRAJAYA: Satu widang-undang atau peraturan di bawah pihak berkuasa tempatan (PBT) akan diwujudkan bagi
membolehkan tindakan diambil terhadap pemandu tidak prihatin yang
`merampas' petak yang dikhaskan
untuk orang kelainan upaya (OKU).
Menteri Perumahan dan Kerajaan Tempatan, Datuk Seri Chor Chee
Heung, berkata pihaknya akan berbincang dengan PBT supaya mewartakan petak khas bagi OKU di
kawasan masing-masing.
Beliau berkata, perbincangan itu
akan menjurus kepada mewujudkan undang-undang atau peraturan
yang membolehkan tindakan diambil terhadap pemandu yang menceroboh petak OKU.
Katanya, sebelum isu mengenai
undang-undang itu diputuskan,
dua perkara pokok perlu diberi perhatian terlebih.
"Kita akan melihat kepada dua
perkara, pertama, jika tiada kemudahan tempat kenderaan OKU
mungkin PBT setiap kawasan akan
diminta mewujudkan kemudahan
berkenaan dan kedua, jika kemu-
dahan berkenaan disediakan kita
akan melihat kewajarannya untuk
mewartakan petak khas itu.
"Kita hanya akan memutuskan
tindakan yang patut diambil selepas perbincangan dengan pihak
PBT dilakukan," katanya ketika dihubungi Sentral.
Beliau mengulas laporan Sentral
sebelum ini mengenai tiada tindakan
undang-undang yang boleh dikenakan terhadap pemandu yang menggunakan petak OKU di kawasan PBT
kerana tidak ada peruntukan untuk
disaman atau kompaun.
Polis atau agensi penguat kuasa
pula hanya boleh mengambil tindakan saman atau kompaun hanya
jika petak OKU terbabit diwarta-
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kenderaan yang diletak di tempat
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istintennan 01(t) dertga Slink MAWait kenderaan di tempat letak keretn yang disediakan untuk
golungan Ito." katanya.
Several pada 33 April lain mendedahkan meneenaisikap tidak prihatin sesetengah pemandu yang sewenang-wenang meletakkan kereta
di petak yang ilikhusliskan untuk
OKUdi Prmant it di &int.
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kaput kepada golonsaii 0)0 untuk
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KERATAN Sentral 7 Mei 2012..
Kita hanya akan memutuskan
tindakan yang patut diambil
selepas perbincangan
dengan pihak PBT
"
Chor Chee Heung
Menteri Perumahan dan
Kerajaan Tempatan
kan oleh PBT.
Persatuan mewakili OKU maim
kerajaan mewujudkan peruntukan
undang-undang supaya pemandu
yang memandang remeh kemudahan itu boleh dikenakan tindakan
sekurang-kurangnya kompaun.
Sehingga ini, Perbadanan Putrajaya (PPj) men gesahkan tiada peruntukan bagi pihaknya bertindak
_
dalam Kaedah-Kaedah Isyarat Lalulintas (Saiz, Warna dan Jenis) 1959.
Difahamkan, PBT lain juga tidak
mewartakan petak kenderaan OKU
menyebabkan kemudahan berkenaan tidak diendahkan pemandu normal.
Chee Heung berkata, selain pentingnya diwujudkan undang-undang, rakyat juga perlu peka dan
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berdisiplin dengan menghormati
hak yang disediakan untuk OKU di
tempat awam.
"Disiplin dan sifat prihatin yang
tinggi perlu dipupuk dalam diri setiap pemandu. Oleh itu, jika tidak
ada undang-undang sekali pun, pemandu normal seharusnya tidak
meletakkan kenderaan mereka di
petak parkir khas itu," katanya.
BERPULUH kenderaan diletakkan di tepi jalan sehingga mengganggu kenderaan lain di Putra Height.
Kereta tepi jalan ganggu laluan
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UBANG JAYA: Hanya kerana
berebut membeli makanan terutama pada sebelah pagi, pemilik
kenderaan tidak mempedulikan
peraturan lalu-lintas sehingga
menyebabkan laluan utama berhadapan sebuah pangsapuri di Putra
Height, di sini, sesak dan menyusahkan pengguna lain.
Masalah yang berlarutan sejak
setahun lalu, menyebabkan beberapa
pengguna meminta pihak berkuasa
bertegas dan mengambil tindakan
terhadap pemandu tidak bertanggungjawab itu.
Beberapa penduduk yang memaklumkan Sentral mengenai masalah
itu, turut mendakwa sikap buruk
pemilik meletakkan kenderaan
mereka di tepi jalan sehingga kadang
kala memenuhi separuh laluan,
turut menjadi antara punca beberapa kemalangan pernah berlaku di
kawasan itu.
Pemandu teksi, Muhamad Razak,
50, berkata kenderaan awam seperti
bas juga sering berdepan masalah
untuk mengambil penumpang
sehingga terpaksa berhenti di tengah
jalan kerana dihalang oleh berpuluh
kenderaan yang diletakkan di tepi
jalan itu.
"Keadaan menjadi sesak pada awal
pagi kerana kebanyakan pemilik
kenderaan berhenti untuk bersarapan di gerai yang dibina tidak jauh
dari jalan. ini menyulitkan pemandu
kenderaan lain," katanya ketika ditemui Sentral, semalam.
Beliau turut meminta pihak
berkuasa tempatan (PBT) memberi
perhatian serius terhadap masalah
itu sebelum lebih banyak kemalangan berlaku membabitkan pemandu
kenderaan lain, terutama kenderaan
awam seperti teksi dan bas.
Pekerja kilang elektronik, M Selvakumar, 28, yang tinggal di pangsapuri
berdekatan juga merungut kerana
kehadiran berpuluh kenderaan di
tepi jalan itu turut memenuhi ruang
menunggu bas di situ.
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Katanya, kebanyakan pemandu terbabit dipercayai penghuni
kediaman berdekatan seolah-olah
tidak peduli dengan kesulitan
orang ramai walaupun menyedari
bas awam terpaksa beralah dengan
memberhentikan kenderaan di
tengah jalan setiap kali mahu mengambil penumpang.
Lebih memburukkan keadaan,
katanya, segelintir pemandu kenderaan berat seperti lori dan treler
turut meletakkan kenderaan di situ,
sehingga pernah beberapa kali mencetuskan perbalahan di kalangan
pemandu kerana terpaksa berdepan
kesesakan luar biasa.
"Sepatutnya keadaan ini tidak
berlaku apata.h lagi kawasan perumahan di sini tidak terlalu padat
seperti kawasan lain berbanding
kediaman berdekatan di Seksyen
28 Alam Megah, tetapi sikap buruk
pemandu kenderaan menyebabkan
kawasan ini sentiasa sesak setiap
hari," katanya.
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kawasan Seri Kembangan dan Bangi, apakah tindakan pihak berkuasa? - ZAMIYOYZ
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Kematian seorang warga
emas menyebabkan
kerajaan Bulgaria cadang
hapus haiwan agresif
K
ALAU ada orang sanggup
berbelanja ribuan ringgit
untuk membelai anjing
kesayangan, tetapi nasib
anjing liar di Bulgaria jauh
berbeza. Seperti kebanyakan
bandar lain, anjing sudah
menjadi sebahagian daripada
kehidupan kota, tetapi nasib
haiwan yang sebelum ini boleh berjemur santai di mana
saja yangdisijkai berubah
selepas sekumpulan anjing
liar menyerang seorang lelaki
hingga mati.
Sejak itu, Bulgaria seolaholah menjalankan 'perang'
habis-habisan ke atas anjing
lir yang kini dianggap sebagai
haiwan pembunuh. Lelaki
yang meninggal dunia itu,
berumur 87 tahun adalah bekas pensyarah salah sebuah
universiti di Amerika Syarikat.
Dia memilih untuk menghabiskan masa tuanya selepas
bersara di negara kelahirannya di Bulgaria.
Dia berada di kota Sofia
apabila 25 ekor anjing liar
tiba-tiba menyerangnya yang
membuatkan dia terjatuh.
Serangan anjing liar itu
membuatkan mukanya
terkoyak manakala tangan
dan kakinya digigit hingga ke
tulang.
Pensyarah malang itu
dikejarkan ke hospital dan
ditempatkan di unit rawatan
rapi, tetapi meninggal dunia
10 hari kemudian. Keadaan
ini menyebabkan kerajaan
Bulgaria mencadangkan diadakan satu program eutanasia
(penghapusan) besar-besaran
untuk haiwan agresif (ganas)
dan membina pusat perlindungan kecemasan untuk
menyahkan anjing liar daripada hidup di jalanan.
Bagaimanapun kumpulan
pejuang hak asasi membantah tindakan kerajaan itu
dengan menuclub penguasaan
pihak berkuasa sangat lemah
terhadap pemilik haiwan yang
tidak mendaftarkan haiwan
peliharaan mereka, sexing
meninggalkan haiwan mereka
di jalan atau membiarkan sekiranya haiwan itu membuang
najis di tempat awam.
"Pada musim bunga ini saja
ada lebih 1,000 anjing liar
berbanding tahun lepas," kata
Aksinia Bosneva dari 'Care For
Stray Dogs', badan bukan kerajaan yang memperjuangkan
nasib haiwan terbiar.
Dia juga menyalahkan
amalan rasuah yang berleluasa dalam kerajaan apabila
membabitkan isu mengembiri
(memandulkan) anjing.
"Hanya sebahagian daripada
anjing ini dimandulkan, jadi
skuad pengembiri boleh datang balik (untuk meneruskan
kerja) can rnendapat bayaran
lebih. Anjing yang sudah
dimandulkan akan ditangkap
dua kali dan pekerja menerima bayaran bagi satu pekerjaan yang sudah pun dilakukan,"
kata Bosneva lagi.
Menurut Lolita Radeva, ketua jawatankuasa alam sekitar
mauls perbandaran Sofia,
krisis ekonomi yang melanda
sekarang menyebabkan keadaan semakin teruk.
"Krisis ekonomi sekarang
memaksa lebih ramai orang
untuk mengabaikan haiwan
peliharaan mereka. Banyak
anjing juga ditinggalkan di
kawasan pembinaan di mana
mereka biasanya berkawal."
kata Radeva.
Dia menganggarkan jumlah
anjing terbiar di bandar
itu yang mempunyai dua
juta penduduk, kini mencecah 9,500 ekor. Satu
program oleh majlis perbandaran mensasarkan
untuk mengurangkan jumlah
anjing sebanyak 50 peratus
dalam masa dua tahun dan
menghapuskan anjing terbiar
sepenuhnya menjelang 2016.
yang dirawat di pusat ini jugs
semakin berkurang daripada
772 ken pada 2009 kepada
584 kes (2010) dan 445
kes pada 2011. Malah is
satu pencapaian yang baik
berbanding kemuncak kes
digigit anjing pada 1994 yang
mencatatkan 6,606 kes:
katanya.
Bagaimanapun, ramai orang
terutama warga tua masih
takut kes yang sama berulang.
"Anjing membawa penyakit.
Rawatan yang diberikan kepada anjing liar ini ada hadnya,"
kata pesara, Vera Dancheva
yang horsier di taman ditemani cucunya.
Pesara lain, Nikola Dimitrov,
yang pernah dua kali digigit
anjing pula menuduh pihak
berkuasa tempatan tidak
menjalankan usaha secukupnya untuk menyelesaikan
masalah itu.
"Saya sudah tidak percaya
pada kerajaan. Pada musim
bunga ini saja saya lihat
begitu banyak anjing terbiar
di kawasan perumahan saya
yang tidak jauh dari hospital
terbaik di Sofia: sambungnya
lagi.
Masalah anjing liar dan
terbiar ini tidak wujud ketika
Bulgaria di bawah pemerintahan komunis kerana ketika
itu penghapusan anjing
dilakukan secara berkala.
Bagaimanapun, jurnlahnya
meningkat mendadak apabila
krisis ekonomi melanda ketika
pertukaran pemerintahen
pada 1989 dan sebanyak
20,000 anjingterbiar direkodkan di Sofia pada 2007.
Majlis perbandaran tempotan dan kumpulan pencinta
haiwan berjaya mengurangkan
jumlah anjingterbiar melalui
program pemandulan namun
mereka sedar masih banyak
yang perlu dilakukan untuk
mengekang masalah berkenaan. - AFP
Undang-undang yang ada
sekarang hanya membenarkan
pihak berkuasa tempatan 'mematikan' haiwan yang sakit
atau ganas manakala haiwan
lain penis dimandulkan dan
dikembalikan ke jalanan.
Banyak haiwan terbiar him
diberi makan oleh penduduk
setempat - termasuk sekumpulan anjing yang menyerang
pensyarah tua terbabit - kerana kasihan atau mahu supaya
anjing berkenaan mengawal
kawasan pangsapuri mereka
atau kawasan meletakkan
kenderaan.
Sejak kematian pensyarah
itu, Datuk Bandar Sofia,
Yodanka Fandakova mengeluarkan arahan mengharamkan penduduk tempatan
daripada memberi makan
haiwan terbiar kecuali mereka
mahu membelanya.
Perancangan kerajaan
pemandulan haiwan terbiar
mencetuskan kemarahan dalam kalangan pencinta anjing,
pada masa sama pakar hak
asasi haiwan memberi nasihat
melalui radio clan televisyen
bagaimana caranya mangelakkan diri daripada diserang
anjing.
"Anjing ada naiad pemangsa untuk mengejar mangsa
dan naluri ini semakin kuat
apabila is dalam kumpulan.
Pun begitu, apabila berhadapan dengan anjing, kita patut
bertenang," kata Ventsislav
Techevski dari Kumpulan
Penyelamat Haiwan.
Menurut pakar perubatan,
Plamen Bechinski dari Pusat
Vaksinasi Antirabis (Penyakit
Anjing Gila) di Sofia, kes
serangan anjingsepfall yang
berlaku pada pensyarah
malang itu disifatkan kes luar
biasa kerana kebanyakan
orang dapat melepaskan diri
dengan kecederaan ringan
(digigit pada kaki).
"Jumlah kes digigit anjing
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TANOKAP—petugas menangkap anjing terbiar untuk dimandulkan.
KUINUNO.,.kerajaan Bulgaria bercadang menghapuskan anjing
terbiar sepenuhnya pada 2016.
DR ABD AZIZ...ambil
spesimen darah anjing
Pemihk anjing
boleh didenda
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UALA LUMPUR: Pemin lik anjing jantan jenis Pitbull yang menyerang seorang warga emas sehingga
maut di Subang Jaya semalam boleh dikenakan tindakan walaupun anjing itu
mernpunyai lesen.
Timbalan Pengarah Korporat Majlis Perbandaran
Subang Jaya (MPSJ), Azfarizal Abdul Rashid berkata,
pemilik anjing perlu bertanggungjawab terhadap
syarat ditetapkan MPSJ dalam Undang-Undang Pelesenan Anjing dan Rumah
Pembiakan Anjing MPSJ
2012.
"Antaranya, pemilik tidak
boleh membiarkan anjing
dilepaskan dan perlu diikat
dan dikawal pemilik ketika
berada di luar permit," katanya dalam kenyataan di
sini, semalam.
Beliau berkata, sekiranya
didapati cuai, pemilik boleh
dikompaun RM1,000, manakala anjing itu boleh dirampas.
Azfarizal berkata anjing itu
kini diambil Jabatan Perkhidmatan Veterinar Selangor untuk siasatan lanjut.
Muka depan Harian Metrp
semalam melaporkan seorang warga emas, Yip Sin
Hua, 74, maul akibat dibaham seekor anjing ketika
berjoging di kawasan rumahnya di SS19/513 di Subang Jaya, Selangor.
Sementara itu, Jabatan Perkhidtnatan Veterinar aka
bekerjasama dengan polls
bagi mengenal pasti punts
kejadian terbabit.
Ketua Pengarah Perkhidmatan Veterinar, Datuk Dr
Abd Aziz Jamaluddin berkata, pihaknya juga akan
menjalankan beberapa kajian termasuk mengambil
spesimen darah anjing dan
calitan dart luka gigitan
mangsa untuk pengesahan
ujian asid deoksiribonukleik
(DNA) sebelum dihantar ke
Institut Penyelidikan Veterinar (VRI) di Ipoh, Perak.
HA RI A
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Keluarga mangsa Tiq
belum mahu saman
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UBANG JAYA: Polls sudah
merakam keterangan
pemilik yang anjingnya
menyerang seorang warga
emas ketika berjoging
hingga menyebabkan
kematiannya di Ibu Pejabat
Polls Daerah (IPD) Subang
Jaya, di sini. kelmarin.
Ketua Polis Daerah
Subang Jaya, Asisten
Komisioner Yahaya Ramli
berkata, kenyataan pemilik
anjing berkenaan telah
diambil dan direkod bagi
membantu siasatan.
Menurutnya, kes itu akan
dirujuk terus kepada
Timbalan Pendakwa Raya
apabila siasatan awal
sebarang arahan lanjut.
"Setakat ini, keluarga
mangsa tidak mengeluarkan
sebarang kenyataan untuk
menyaman pemilik anjing
berkenaan sebaliknya hanya
mahu pihak polls menyiasat
kes itu:' katanya.
Yahaya berkata, anjing
berkenaan kini diletakkan
dalam pengawasan Jabatan
Perkhidrnatan Veterinar
(JPV) di Shah Alam selama
dua minggu bagi mengenal
pasti sekiranya is mengidap
penyakit anjing gila atau
sebarang penyakit lain yang
boleh menyebabkan is
agresif seperti kejadian
serangan terhadap prang
imarin.
HA RIAN METRO
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Sampah punca banjir
A1.0n O,,v
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SAYA pandang serius makiumat
yang dimaklumkan Datuk Jacob
4
George pemimpin sebuah
pertubuhan bukan kerajaan
emebembaca
(NGO) dari Subang mengenai
banyak aduan berkaitan masalah
sampah yang pihak beliau terima sejak beberapa
bukan lalu.
Isu sampah ini jugalah dikatakan penyebab
utama bandar seperti Kiang, Kajang, Am pang dan
Puchong dilanda banjir kilat berikutan masalah
longkang tersumbat dek longgokan sampah juga
kerap berlaku.
Di Kajang sahaja sudah beberapa kali banjir kilat
berlaku. Selain pemilik kediaman dan sekolah yang
sengsara para peniaga dan pekedai juga kerugian
jutaan ringgit.
Tak usahlah pihak berwajib menuding jari
kepada kerajaan pusat semata-mata sedangkan
usaha sambil lewa diambil PBT dan agensi lain.
Rakyat sudah bosan dengan alasan murahan
sebegitu.
Setiap kali banjir berlaku Kerajaan Negeri kena
bermuhasabah diri segera kerana adalah lebih
mulia mengatasi masalah berlaku dari berkokok
menyalahkan orang lain.
Lebih kerap kita menyalahkan orang lain maka
semakin buruk persepsi masyarakat terhadap kita
yang mengutarakan pelbagai alasan.
Lambat laun rakyat akan muak dan pasti akan
menukar kerajaan yang ada. Elakkan bersikap
egoistik, bodoh sombong dan menolak mentahmentah pandangan rakyat dan NGO.
Jika tak percaya teruskanlah bersikap menuding
jari kepada orang lain jika berlaku lagi pelbagai
masalah di Selangor. Pasti kerajaan sedia ada akan
membilang hari-hari terakhirnya.
SINAR HARIAN
ialik
: 1.1
MA Y. ..1,81,
MAT AKHIR
SUBANG PERDANA
MPSJ buka kaunter bergerak
SUBANG JAYA - M ajlis Perbandaran
Subang Jaya (MPSJ) membuka kaunter bergerak di beberapa lokasi bagi memudahkan
pelanggannya membayar cukai pintu.
Ia juga dijangka memudahkan urusan
pernbayaran, menyemak cukai taksiran dan
permohonan bayaran secara ansuran bagi
tunggakan cukai kurang daripada RM1,000.
Timbalan Pengarah Jabatan Perancangan
Korporat MPSJ, Azfarizal Abdul Rashid ber-
kata, kaunter bergeral akan dibuka di Jalan
Dahlia 2, Tasik Puchong Perdana pada 12 Mei
dan parkir Jalan Bandar Kinrara 5A/2 pada 19
Mei antara jam 10 pagi hingga 4 petang.
"Pada 26 Mei kaunter akan dibuka di
Dewan MPSJ Puchong Indah manakala pada
2 Jun di Jalan Dahlia 2, Tasik Puchong Perdana
dan di tempat parkir Jalan Bandar 5A/2 pada 9
Jun dan di dewan MPSJ Puchong Indah pada
16 Jun depan katanya.
SINAR HARIAN
1 0 MAY..2012....
Pemilik anjing diambil keterangan
SHAH ALAM - Polis sudah merekodkan percakapan pemilik kepada
anjing jenis pit bull yang menyerang
seorang warga emas sehingga maut di
SS19/5B, Subang Jaya, kelmarin.
Ketua Polis Daerah Subang Jaya,
Asisten Komisioner Yahaya Ramli berkata, keterangan pemilik anjing yang
juga seorang akauntan wanita berusia
25 tahun itu, diambil kira-kira jam 3
petang, kelmarin.
Menurutnya, maklumat awal
mendapati anjing itu disahkan sihat,
selepas pemeriksaan kesihatan terakhir dibuat oleh pemiliknya pada 26
April lalu.
Katanya, ketika kejadian berlaku,
pemilik anjing itu bekerja dan hanya
ibunya berada di rumah.
"Anjing itu selalu dilepaskan di
halaman rumah, manakala pagar pula
dibina tinggi serta sentiasa ditutup agar
haiwan itu tidak lobos.
"Bagaimanapun, pemilik anjing
tidak menyedari pintu tong sampah
yang menghadap keluar rumah tidak
berkunci, menyebabkan anjing itu terkatanya, semalam.
Yahaya berkata, pihaknya tidak
menahan pemilik anjing terbabit dan
setakat ini, siasatan dijalankan mengikut Seksyen 304(A) kanun keseksaan
kerana kecuaian hingga menyebabkan
kematian.
Beliau berkata, anjing yang menyerang mangsa kini dikuarantin di
Jabatan Veterinar Selangor di Shah
Alam dan pihaknya masih me nunggu laporan asid deoksiribonukleik (DNA) bagi memastikan status serta motif serangan haiwan itu.
Kelmarin, mangsa, Yip Sun Wah, 74,
meninggal dunia selepas cedera parah
di bahagian leher serta hampir putus
telinga kanan akibat digigit seekor an-
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jing jenis pit bull.
Mangsa sebelum itu dikatakan
berjoging di kawasan perumahan
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itu setiap pagi dan ketika kejadian, mangsa berada dekat rumah
jirannya.
Warga emas mati diserang Pitbull
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Polis ambit
keterangan
pemilik anjing
KUALA LUMPUR - Polis
merakam keterangan pemilik anjing jantan baka
Pitbull yang menyerang seorang lelaki warga emas
sehingga mati di Jalan
19/5B, SS19, Subang Jaya
untuk membantu siasatan
kelmarin.
Ketua Polis Daerah Subang Jaya, Asisten Komisioner Yahaya Ramli berkat,a, selain pemilik haiwan
iaitu seorang _ akauntan
berusia 25 tahun, pihaknya
turut mengambil keterangan ahli keluarganya pada
3 petang kelmarin.
"Setakat ini, kita telah
mengambil keterangan daripada individu yang sepatutnya dan anjing terbabit diserahkan kepada
Jabatan Veterinar di Shah
Alam untuk pemeriksaan
lanjut.
"Siasatan awal mendapati haiwan itu terlepas
dan keluar melalui pintu
tempat pembuangan sampah sebelum menyerang
mangsa yang lalu di kawasan itu pada hari kejadian," katanya ketika dihubungi di sini semalam.
Akhbar semalam melaporkan, seorang warga
emas, Yip Sun Wah, 74,
maut akibat cedera di leher
manakala telinga kanannya terkoyak selepas diserang anjing Pitbull ketika berjoging di kawasan
rumahnya pada pukul 9.50
pagi kelmarin.
Mangsa yang bare menyambut ulang tahun kelahiran yang ke-74 pada 28
April lalu mati di tempat
kejadian dan kes disiasat
mengikut Seksyen 304(a)
Kanun Keseksaan.
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