Muscat – The Authority called the act of “a scene that violates human values and conflicts with the principles of animal welfare.”
The matter has been formally referred to the Public Prosecution for legal action under the current legislation that safeguards wildlife and animal rights in Oman.
The Authority confirms that such actions do not represent the ethics of Omani society, and that it will not hesitate to apply the law to anyone who harms wildlife in any way.
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