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Last week, news broke that a Saudi man had died after an attack from a lion he had kept.
The man, whose name or age was not revealed, had sustained injuries as a result of the attack. Security agencies were called and they rushed to the scene, managing to disentangle the seriously injured man from the predator’s mouth.
The man, however, tragically passed away.
#اسد_يقتل_شاب
🟤 حادثة مؤلمة في حي السلي بالرياض قبل ساعات..
مقتل مواطن (22 عاما) تعرض لهجوم من أسد كان يقوم بتربيته.
لم يخلصه منها سوى طلقات نارية في جسده، لكنه فارق الحياة متأثرًا بإصابته. pic.twitter.com/AGdsqP8OtU— 🔗 (@_iihx25) April 17, 2021
The Saudi National Centre for Wildlife put out a statement asking owners of predatory animals to surrender these pets immediately.
بعد هجوم أسد على مواطن يقتنيه أدى ذلك لوفاته..
“الحياة الفطرية”: اقتناء المفترسات أمر مخالف، وتربيتها داخل النطاق العمراني ذو درجة عالية من الخطورة، وندعو كافة مقتني المفترسات إلى تسليم مالديهم لمعالجة أوضاعها.#أسد_يقتل_شاب pic.twitter.com/GHwaXIMEtv
— هاشتاق السعودية (@HashKSA) April 16, 2021
In the past, the authorities have repeatedly warned against risks of rearing wild animals, saying violators risk penalties.
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