Kulim Bird Park seeks public help to stay afloat


In need of aid: Peacocks are among the animals showcased at the Kulim Bird Park.

GEORGE TOWN: Since the first movement control order last year, the Kulim Bird Park in Kedah has been finding it difficult to care for more than 100 animals in the park.

Its owner Farah Sharmiza, 35, said there was a drastic drop in visitors and the situation could get worse in the next few weeks with the country in lockdown.

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