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Chickens are a health risk.
Prime Minister Lee Hsien Loong's neighbour has a rooster that doesn't look like the native red junglefowl:
And this Valentine's Day, his neighbour's rooster has a new hen as companion and PM Lee wants the world to know about this avian love.
His heartwarming Facebook post is dedicated to this pair of bird flu-carriers:
Free-roaming chickens in Singapore have been flagged by Agri-Food & Veterinary Authority of Singapore (AVA). It was recently revealed that more than 20 chickens around Thomson View and Blocks 452 to 454 Sin Ming Avenue area have been put down after receiving 20 complaints from residents last year.
Yap Him Hoo, director-general of the AVA, explained that culling free-roaming chickens is a preventive measure against bird flu.
In this Year of the Rooster, may AVA cull these chickens staying close to our prime minister to keep him in robust health.
Related article:
AVA culled chickens because they may spread bird flu
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February 14, 2017, 02:26 PM 