Shenzhen authorities announced this week that from then on, it will be prohibited to eat state-protected wild animals and other terrestrial wild animals, as well as captive-bred and farmed terrestrial wild species,Animals that can be consumed will include pig, cattle, sheep, donkey, rabbit, chicken, duck, goose, pigeon, quail, as well as aquatic animals which are not banned by other laws or regulations.
There is a suspicion among some scientists that the COVID-19 currently ravaging the world originated from the consumption of wild animals. While it is unclear which animal transferred the virus to humans, bats, snakes and pangolins have all been suggested. It has since taken several samples from the market, the CDC said, about three dozens of which contained the nucleic acid of the coronavirus.
So in late February, it placed a temporary ban on all farming and consumption of “terrestrial wildlife of important ecological, scientific and social value.” This law is now expected to be fully implemented by May 1.
And Akwa Ibom and Calabar
Akuko
Some people in Nigeria eat cats, dogs.. Ban them too
Wa ya gaya musu Borno gabas take? Sa kuma!
Better ooh
Propaganda!!! They also claimed to ban the sales of ivory. Dishonest Nation
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