Vietnam's macabre discovery: an animal dealer had seven suitcases frozen in the suitcase

Vietnamese police organized a macabre discovery on a parking lot in the city of Hanoi. In one of the cars, they found the Frozen cadavers of seven little tigers. This index led to the arrest of a wildlife merchant identified as Nguyen Huu Hue and two other suspects.

According to local media reports, Hue smuggled animals from Laos to Vietnam for years. In this regard, Cong An Nhan Dan, official spokesman of the Ministry of Public Security, explained: "The man he had created a company that sold building materials as a blanket for the illegal trade in tigers and wildlife. "

After the arrest of Hue and two other people involved in the case, the investigation will focus on whether the dead specimens – apparently puppies – came from nature or one of the animals. a lot of illegal farms what they work in the neighboring country, which satisfy much of the demand for meat and other parts of the tiger in Asia.

Like Laos, Vietnam is a consumer center and a smuggling route popular quiet life. Tigers with elephant fangs, pangolins and rhinoceros horns pbad through its territory. Some of the traffic is destined for the domestic consumption of the country, the rest going to China.

Usually the tiger pieces are used for traditional medicine or for making jewelry. In addition, their bones are usually boiled and mixed with rice to obtain a preparation that, in turn, cures arthritis and promotes physical strength.