This article was automatically translated from HIBAPRESS, the Arabic version:
This article was automatically translated from HIBAPRESS, the Arabic version:
Heba Press – Oujda
The “Heba Press” website received a copy of a complaint filed by a resident of Bohria Karn Al-Jamaa road, located near the Melilla market in Oujda, against sellers of “dog” animals.
The complaint asks local authorities to urgently intervene to remedy the damage caused by the dog dealers located in the two aforementioned alleys, by closing the alleys, reducing noise and conversations, and also releasing the dogs used in their business.
The complaint adds: “This causes our children, especially students, to suffer fear and terror. In addition, they throw away the corpse of any dead dog, which causes an unpleasant smell that suffocates us and also lasts for a long time. such as flies and harmful insects.
On the other hand, the same grievance is added, because our children who study at the Ibn Tufail school have not been able to access school due to their fear of dogs, the narrowing of the public road, the exploitation of the public domain and construction on sidewalks. which prevented taxis, ambulances and fire trucks from reaching our homes.
I would like to inform you that the same complaint adds that the commander of the fourth district of Benqashour intervened to repair the damage, but after that they did not pay any attention and completely closed the road, and attacked and beat some of the neighbors.
On the other hand, the Moroccan Association for Animal Rescue and Environment intervened and wrote to the State of the Eastern region regarding all the imbalances, calling on the collective council and those responsible to visit the so-called “pigeon market » located at the Melilla market in Oujda, known for its chaos, including violations of the law, including the sale of expired cat and dog food. In addition, the conditions for the sale of animals are, to say the least, inhumane, immoral, disgusting and unlicensed, and for the most part. among them, it involves witchcraft and the spreading of odors. Foul, contagious and deadly viral epidemics.
Yesterday Wednesday, security services in Oujda seized 4,200 birds of the “finch” species as part of a security operation aimed at combating international smuggling of endangered birds and wildlife.
