The network that stole 2,700 cats in Vietnam was busted
In Vietnam, where it is legal to eat cat and dog meat, 12 suspects who stole and trafficked approximately 2,700 cats were detained.
Quick Look
- 12 suspects who stole and trafficked approximately 2,700 cats of various breeds in Vietnam were detained.
- It was determined that the stolen cats were sold to restaurants for 132 lira per kilo.
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Why It Matters
Eating cat and dog meat is a legal practice in Vietnam, but sellers are required to obtain a certificate of origin.
In Vietnam, where eating cat and dog meat is legal, many restaurants can openly advertise these dishes, but sellers are required to obtain a certificate of the origin of the animals.
IT IS SOLD TO RESTAURANTS FOR 132 LIRAS PER KIGH
According to Vietnamese media, these stolen cats can be sold to restaurants for at least 70 thousand dong, or 132 lira, per kilo.
It was learned that 12 suspects, who were detained on charges of theft, confessed to stealing and smuggling approximately 2,700 cats of various breeds.
Open Questions
- What legal action will be taken against the suspects?
- Where were the rescued cats delivered to?
