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Revelan la verdad detrás de los cráneos animales hallados en la localidad de Puente Aranda
Luego de conocer la denuncia del hallazgo de restos óseos animales debajo del puente de la carrera 30 con calle 6, en la localidad de Puente Aranda, de Bogotá, un grupo técnico del Instituto Distrital de Protección y Bienestar Animal (IDPYBA) con la Policía Metropolitana de Bogotá, hizo un recorrido en la zona para adelantar la investigación.
TL;DR
- The District Institute for Animal Protection and Welfare (IDPYBA) and the Metropolitan Police investigated animal skeletal remains found under a bridge in Puente Aranda, Bogotá.
- Seven skulls, appearing to be from a porcine species, were found at the site.
- Local residents indicated the skulls had been there for about two months and likely came from a nearby establishment selling meat products.
- The IDPYBA stated the discovery was not a mass grave of dogs, refuting earlier false claims.
- The findings are being sent for veterinary pathology evaluation to confirm species and health status.
- The case will be forwarded to the Health Secretariat to check compliance with regulations on the disposal of biological waste from commercial establishments.
- The director of IDPYBA, Antonio Hernández Llamas, denied the existence of an animal mass grave in Puente Aranda and stated that homeless people consider dogs as companions and family, not as a food source.