However, no such fabrication detected in one case referred to the DVS by Australian authorities.
The Department of Veterinary Services will probe the possible falsification of Veterinary Health Certificates for dogs intended for export into Australia.
DVS Director-General Dr Quaza Nizamuddin Hassan Nizam said Australia’s Agriculture, Water and the Environment Department had on Jan 24, requested Malaysia to conduct its own investigations after it alleged several animals were brought into the country without meeting set regulations. “On the suspected falsified VHC, it is found that the VHC issued is authentic and the dog... had resided in Penang since January 2019 according to records, there is no movement to show the dog exited and entered China,” Quaza said in a statement today.
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