Three town council estates with large clusters of pigeons will step up culling efforts over the next six months.
Singapore authorities are starting a pilot plan to cull pigeons in three town council estates with large clusters of pigeons. SINGAPORE: The National Parks Board has taken enforcement action against 413 cases of pigeon feeding in the last three years.
However, some cases are"intractable", involving repeat offenders, said NParks' group director for wildlife management How Choong Beng. Authorities also aim to reduce human-generated food sources by tackling high-rise littering and managing waste at food establishments and bin centres.
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