‘Dead chickens were meant to be turned into catfish feed’


GEORGE TOWN: Maybe it was how some social media scaremongers thought of greeting the Year of the Rooster.

Someone took pictures of a lorry full of dead chickens parked in a petrol station and shared them on social media networks, accusing farmers of selling the carcasses.

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