Chennai imposes 25,000 rupee fine for abandoning pets in public
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The Greater Chennai Corporation has introduced a 25,000 rupee fine for owners who abandon their licensed pets in public areas.
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- The Greater Chennai Corporation is implementing a new regulation to penalize pet owners who leave their licensed animals on streets or in public spaces.
- Licensed pets will be tracked via microchips containing the owner's details and vaccination records.
- Authorities introduced this measure in response to ongoing complaints about owners abandoning registered animals.
- The policy aims to ensure animal accountability and health compliance under local municipal laws.
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