Penang council revokes dog licence after animal attacks stray in Pearl Hill

A dog licence has been revoked by the Penang Municipal Council (MBPP) after the animal attacked a stray dog in Pearl Hill, according to the council's deputy president Rajendran Anthony. The dog involved in the incident was impounded by authorities, while its owner was issued a compound fine of RM250 for the breach. The action was taken as part of the council's enforcement operations aimed at controlling stray animals and ensuring public safety in residential areas. Council officials did not disclose further details regarding the circumstances of the attack or the condition of the stray dog following the incident. The case highlights ongoing concerns about irresponsible pet ownership and the need for compliance with municipal regulations governing animal control in Penang's urban areas.