'The minute I sit down for my break, they fly in': Jurong West, Old Airport Road residents, hawkers want more policing against illegal bird feeding

SINGAPORE — At a quiet housing estate in Jurong West, the floors beneath some blocks are splattered in white and green. The perpetrators crowd a nearby grass patch — a flock of more than 40 pigeons. They share the space with a large banner — streaked with droppings — warning against feeding the fowl. Reports of pigeons being a nuisance...

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