What started as a wing-sical delight has turned "fowl".
A Pasir Ris resident is getting concerned about the growing population of free-roaming chickens in the area."However, what used to be a pleasant sight of a few free-roaming chickens has now turned into a significant concern due to their overpopulation."
"The roosters' early morning crowing has become a daily disturbance, making it hard to get a good night's sleep. The chickens have also been foraging in the park's flower beds and causing considerable damage to the plants and the overall landscape. The Stomper added:"While I do appreciate the presence of wildlife in our urban environment, there needs to be a balance.
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