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Man hanging cat from four-wheel-drive vehicle in Kluang sparks online outrage

JOHOR BAHRU, Nov 12 — A video and an image showing a man hanging a cat by its neck from the window of a four-wheel...

Man hanging cat from four-wheel-drive vehicle in Kluang sparks online outrage

A video and image circulating on social media depict a man hanging a cat by its neck from the window of a four-wheel-drive vehicle in Kluang, Johor, igniting widespread outrage online. The incident, believed to have occurred at Batu Dua, Jalan Mersing, was reportedly captured by a bystander in a nearby car before being shared online.

The footage and image have elicited strong condemnation, with netizens expressing anger and sadness over the apparent cruelty towards the animal. Questions have been raised about why no one intervened to confront the driver or rescue the cat. The cat's fate remains unknown, along with the motive behind the man's actions. Kluang police chief Assistant Commissioner Bahrin Mohd Noh confirmed that no reports of the incident had been received by the police, but stated that an investigation would be conducted to identify the individual involved.

This incident is part of a recent surge in reports of animal cruelty, including a case of alleged sexual abuse of a cat in Kelantan and a viral video showing a child killing newborn kittens in Selangor.

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