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Concerns Raised Over Repeated Cat Shootings in Cyprus
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- Animal welfare organizations in Cyprus are raising concerns about ongoing incidents of cat shootings in Lakatamia, with reports of such cases persisting for two years without adequate investigation.
- Critics argue that the lack of enforcement of animal welfare laws and resource shortages in the Animal Police are contributing factors to the issue.
- Experts warn that if the trend of animal shootings continues, it could escalate into violence against humans in the future.
- The Movement for the Environment is urging authorities to take immediate action to address these issues and ensure the protection of animals.
- Authorities have not yet provided a comprehensive response to the allegations or proposed solutions to prevent further incidents.
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