Daily Mail reporta:
Perros, gatos y conejos aterrorizados metidos en jaulas oxidadas. Murciélagos y escorpiones ofrecidos a la venta como medicina tradicional. Un piso cubierto de sangre, suciedad y restos de animales.
Esas fueron las escenas ayer cuando China celebró su ‘victoria’ sobre el coronavirus reabriendo mercados de carne, sin ningún intento aparente de elevar los estándares de higiene para prevenir un brote futuro.
Will they ever learn? Chinese markets are still selling bats and slaughtering rabbits on blood-soaked floors as Beijing celebrates 'victory' over the coronavirus
- Cats, dogs and other domesticated and wild animals freely available to buy
- One sources says that: 'the markets have gone back to operating in exactly the same way as they did before coronavirus' despite the outbreaks links to bats
- Wild animals still for sale as food and traditional medicine in Chinese markets
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Terrified dogs and cats crammed into rusty cages. Bats and scorpions offered for sale as traditional medicine. Rabbits and ducks slaughtered and skinned side by side on a stone floor covered with blood, filth, and animal remains.
Those were the deeply troubling scenes yesterday as China celebrated its 'victory' over the coronavirus by reopening squalid meat markets of the type that started the pandemic three months ago, with no apparent attempt to raise hygiene standards to prevent a future outbreak.
As the pandemic that began in Wuhan forced countries worldwide to go into lockdown, a Mail on Sunday correspondent yesterday watched as thousands of customers flocked to a sprawling indoor market in Guilin, south-west China.
Cats waiting to be slaughtered for their meat in a market in Guilin, Southwest Chin
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