• 7 months ago
Recent sightings of missing crocodiles have resulted in fear amongst residents living along Sungai Malim in Klebang.

The crocodiles, part of a livestock were stealthily sneaking into the area close to the riverbank where the residents keep their livestock.

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00:00 Residents along Sungai Malim in Klebang are living in fear following recent sightings
00:07 of crocodiles and livestock going missing.
00:10 They claimed that the reptiles were sneaking into the area close to the riverbank where
00:15 their livestock grazed before mauling them.
00:18 Fifty-three-year-old resident Nozlan Ibrahim said a majority of the 3,000 residents living
00:25 along the riverbank depend on the waterway for their livelihoods.
00:41 Twenty-four-year-old Mohamed Nur Iman Ahmad, a livestock breeder, says he has lost three
00:46 goats to saltwater crocodiles in the last three months.
00:59 Meanwhile, Klebang Besar Village Security and Development Committee Deputy Chairman
01:04 Hamzah Ibrahim said that based on the frequency of sightings, the animals were most likely
01:09 four or five in number.
01:24 The village is said to be under a waterway.
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