Holiday nightmare for pet owners

About 300 cats have been found malnourished and abused while under the care of an animal boarding facility.

PETALING JAYA: Hundreds of pet owners returned home after a week-long festive holiday to find that their cats which they had left at an animal boarding facility were abused, missing or dead.

Alarm bells began ringing on Saturday night when Petknode failed to drop off the cats at the owners’ residences at the appointed times.

Repeated calls to the Damansara Damai office went unanswered and the company’s website was abruptly taken down.

When Petknode finally returned some of cats in the wee hours of the morning, the pet owners were shocked to find their pets malnourished and sickly.

A citizen's nightmare: Najib slammed for Utusan's 'Christian tweet' row

A social networking tweet meant for friends has turned into a seditious act, a nightmare come true for Malaysians whose fundamental constitutional right of freedom of speech is often curtailed by Prime Minister Najib Razak's increasingly hardline government.

Normal Malaysians are trying to come to terms with what is happening in the country, where it is now forbidden for wear a T-shirt with the word Bersih or even just the colour yellow, depending on the occassion. To the outside world, this may seem ludicrous but there is a long list of 'No-Nos' and the latest to join the banned list is 'tweet'. Yes, Twitter's tweet.