Perak DVS, GOF foil illegal cattle transfer to klang valley
IPOH: The Perak Veterinary Services Department (DVS), in collaboration with the Ulu Kinta General Operations Force (GOF) Northern Brigade Intelligence Branch, foiled an attempt to transport 63 head of cattle without permission from Kelantan to the Klang Valley via Cameron Highlands.
IPOH: The Perak Veterinary Services Department (DVS) and the Ulu Kinta General Operations Force's Northern Brigade Intelligence Branch successfully intercepted an attempt to smuggle 63 unlicensed cattle from Kelantan to the Klang Valley via Cameron Highlands. Deputy Director Dr Rohaiza Yahaya revealed that this joint operation was the result of nearly a week's worth of intelligence work that led authorities to a vehicle suspected of carrying the livestock.
The stop occurred around 1-2am this morning on the North-South Expressway, between Simpang Pulai and Bidor, as the vehicle made its way south. During the inspection, it was discovered that the driver had no valid documents permitting the transport of the animals. Moreover, the entire rear portion of the vehicle was wrapped in canvas, suggesting an attempt to hide the illicit activity and evade detection.
The incident will be investigated under Section 36(1) of the Animals Act 1953, which allows for a fine of up to RM15,000 or other penalties as stipulated by the Act upon conviction.
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