When Qatar prepares the World Cup, 4 men kill 29 dogs to provoke anger

Jimu Journalist Li Lili

Intern Yang Shaopeng

According to the British "Guardian" reported on July 21 local time, 4 men in Qatar recently killed 29 dogs were exposed. This incident occurred during the 2022 World Cup, which caused anger. Police said the incident was the worst in a series of dog abuse cases.

(Picture source: Guardian)

According to reports, on July 10, four men in Qatar came to the industrial park near the capital, two of them, and two of them held guns in their hands. They threatened the factories' guards with guns to enter the park.

A protector of animal equity said that when these men appeared, the dogs ran towards them enthusiastically and thought they would "be fed", but they suddenly shot against the dog.

A total of 29 dogs were brutally killed, and some of them were cubs. Three were injured, including two women in the third trimester.

A gunman said that a dog bit his son. However, the security guard said that the park was surrounded by walls, and children could not come in to play.

The Qatar authorities said they had confirmed the identity of the suspect, but did not provide further details.

At present, the motivation of killing dogs is unclear. Animal rights protector said that in this gulf country, dogs have always been targeted by humanity. Some people think that dogs are "unclear."

In recent years, Qatar has a lot of dogs and birds, and even, including fire birds, has been used to practice shooting. Animal rights protector believes that the problem that Qatar needs to solve is, "Why can people use guns to shoot animals at will? There are no cases of success in this lawsuit."

Although the Qatar authorities did not publicly comment on the case, King Qatar's sister Masa's sister Masa condemned the attack on social media that the attack was "unacceptable."

Relevant sources said that after the killing incident, the authorities had sent other dogs in the park to the shelter managed by the government. It is believed that about 3,000 stray dogs are held there.

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