Traslation of the article ( with bing) Ionut Anghel has been bitten by GUARDS dogs belonging to a company which owns the space (land) where he was found...NOT stray dogs On 2 September 2013, the four-year Ionut Anghel attacked by a pack of dogs . The boy was with his grandmother and his older brother Andrei in Bucharest on the go. The two children were attacked, after leaving a playground. Ionuts body was found shortly afterwards in a bush, the totally distraught Andrei had to view clearly the attack with. According to forensic experts of the four-year-old had died from the effects of more than 100 dog bites. After the tragic incident, the Romanian public divided in two fronts : Dogs opponents demanded the immediate killing of all stray dogs, while animal rights activists wanted to enforce that captured strays are only neutered. The Romanian Parliament decided finally for the slaughter of animals. The dogs belonged to a company Police investigations revealed that Ionut and his brother had entered before the dog attack in a park adjacent to the brownfield site of the company Tei Rezidential, where supposedly lived a pack of dogs. In March 2014, the Bucharest public prosecutor brought charges against the Administrator and against the owner of the brownfield site - for manslaughter. Those responsible had failed, to take appropriate measures to delimit the park from the nearby vacant lot by a fence, it says in the report of the public prosecutor, the Swiss animal welfare organization Four Paws presented 20 minutes exclusive use. The study concludes: The seven dogs that had mauled the child were not abandoned. Some of the dogs that were captured on the property at the Tuzla-Street no. 50, since 2009 in the official register of the veterinary center of the city administration sector 2 does. Some of the animals involved in the attack were neutered, ear-tagged and chipped »been. Owner of the dog is since September 2013, the company Tei Rezidential. In other words, Ionut was of guard dogs - bitten to death - and not of strays. Reduced bites The boys death had made in Romania in recent months for social tensions. Animal rights activists - including the Humane Society FNPA - complained that the captured stray dogs were brutally killed by animal scavengers: killed, poisoned or burned alive. Paid by local private animal trap used to cheap methods of killing, the accused, in order to insert a portion of the money paid can. Last Thursday reported Razvan Bancescu, head of the Bucharest animal protection office, the successful reduction of bite attacks among the population. In an interview with TV Romania Bancescu explained that since September of last year, 34,000 of the 65,000 Stassenhunde had been captured. The number of bites have decreased by 84 percent between July 2013 and July 2014. Of the 34,000 captured dogs were euthanized 16,000, Bancescu added. The rest had been placed or adopted in animal shelters. 20min.ch/panorama/news/story/30029285
Posted on: Tue, 02 Sep 2014 01:27:13 +0000
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