Public say nay to horse unit


Putrajaya Corporation enforcerment officers undergoing riding lessons. — Photos: MOHD SAHAR MISNI and LOW LAY PHON/The Star

COMMUNITY leaders, academics, non-governmental organisations and the general public have chimed in on the subject of mounted units in local authorities, commenting on their efficacy, moral aspects and the alternatives.

In a front-page story yesterday, StarMetro reported on the role, history and maintenance of horse units established by Kuala Lumpur City Hall (DBKL) and Putrajaya Corporation (PPj).

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