Egypt to export live dogs to Korea

Korea has consented to help Egypt take care of the Middle Eastern nation's issue of stray dogs, Al Arabiya news outlet reports.

Al Arabiya said on Dec. 10 that Egypt was investigating sending live dogs to Korea.

Egyptian "killers" have been shooting the dogs without hesitation.

Be that as it may, online reports about the winnowing have brought solid feedback.

Photographs demonstrated open laborers shooting stray dogs in Alexandria.

The claimed dog exchange was welcomed with surprise in Korea.

The Korean Embassy in Egypt and the Korea Trade-Investment Promotion Agency are exploring where the report started.

"There is a probability that a private business person in Korea reached the Egyptian government or a businessperson in Egypt," an international safe haven official said.

He said affirming the veracity of the report was generally critical.

Koreans have generally eaten dogs, a custom regularly censured as brutal.

Korean occupants in Egypt questioned whether the report was valid, and in the event that it was even conceivable to exchange live stray pooches.

"Would sending out live dogs be tricky, as well as handling them in Korea ― butchering and putting away ― would likewise open up issues," a Korean exchange organization official in Egypt told Hankook Ilbo.

Al Arabiya additionally said the General Organization for Veterinary Services at the Ministry of Agriculture in Egypt had consented to send 10,000 live jackasses to China ― which required the skins as opposed to the meat ― after solicitations from numerous Chinese organizations.

The exchange was supposedly separate of an Islamic administering in Egypt's al-Azhar

Originally written by Ko Dong-hwan 
SOURCE: KOREAN TIMES