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SINGAPORE – A woman was charged in court on June 10 over feeding pigeons and crows in Yishun on three occasions.
Tan Chong Hong was handed three charges under the Wildlife Act. She had allegedly fed the birds without written approval from the director-general of the National Parks Board’s (NParks) Wildlife Management division.
According to court documents, Tan fed pigeons in Yishun Street 11 on Nov 28, 2025.
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