Ice, fans and cooling pads: How Malaysia’s chicken farmers are beating El Niño heat
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SHAH ALAM, Sept 18 — Inside a closed-house chicken farm in Jalan Kebun here, Mohd Muzamri Shoib instructed one of his workers to open the door.He chose the worker deliberately.As...
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As the door opened, Muzamri watched the flock before explaining why even a simple interruption to their routine could cause stress.
“These chickens can get stressed when someone they do not recognise opens the door,” he said.
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- Sep 17, 2026
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