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Prominent animal welfare advocate Tan Sri Lee Lam Thye has called for immediate overhaul of local council animal management practices, urging adoption of the humane TNVR method and banning of catch-and-kill approaches following the controversial death of a pet dog in Port Klang.
Selangor's veterinary authorities have committed to a comprehensive investigation into a dog's death during a stray animal capture operation in Port Klang that sparked public outcry after a viral video emerged.
Housing and Local Government Minister Nga Kor Ming has committed to a thorough investigation into the death of a pet dog named Rocky in Port Klang, reaffirming the government's stance against animal cruelty and abuse.
Selangor authorities have initiated a formal inquiry following the death of a canine during a stray dog apprehension effort in Port Klang. The incident has triggered animal welfare concerns and allegations of mistreatment.
The Royal Klang City Council has referred a fatal incident during a stray dog-catching operation in Port Klang to police, after bystanders obstructed enforcement officers attempting to capture an unattended animal roaming public roads.
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Malaysia is pursuing a massive expansion of Port Klang through a Third Terminal on Carey Island to cement its position as Southeast Asia's premier maritime hub, Transport Minister Anthony Loke announced.
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Selangor has finalised all land matters for Port Klang's third terminal on Pulau Carey, securing over 1,700 hectares across seabed and state-owned land. The project now awaits federal approval on ownership and jurisdiction before construction can begin.
Transport Minister Anthony Loke says Port Klang 3 could begin construction this year if land disputes with the Selangor government are resolved, keeping the ambitious expansion project on schedule.
The Port Klang Free Zone has generated RM108 million in revenue while achieving an 86% reactivation rate, according to Transport Minister Loke Siew Fook, marking steady progress in Malaysia's port sector recovery.
Malaysia's Transport Ministry and Selangor State Government are actively addressing land ownership complications delaying the Port Klang Third Terminal project on Carey Island, with construction potentially beginning this year under a concession framework.