The National Food Chain Safety Office (Nébih) has officially confirmed in writing the existence of ten zebras owned by the Válvölgye Vadásztársaság, a hunting society owned by Lőrinc Mészáros. This admission follows a period where the existence of the animals was denied by the NER apparatus and dismissed as fake news.
Official Confirmation Overturns Previous Denials
The confirmation came in a response to inquiries from Hadházy Ákos. According to the official letter, the Válvölgye Vadásztársaság has been the owner of the animals from the beginning.
The state office specifically named the ten zebras: Zsebi, Pilla, Szuszi, Pizsi, Pulcsi, Bolka, Bendegúz, Tihamér, Lolka, and Pacsi. This written evidence invalidates previous claims made by the Fidesz-led apparatus.
Discrepancies in Animal Counts
Despite the official record of ten animals, Hadházy Ákos has raised concerns regarding their current status. He noted that drone footage captured by Kontroll showed only four zebras within the park.
Hadházy suggests that some of the animals may have been exterminated, while others could have been moved to smaller pens that are protected from public view. Nébih has not provided an explanation for the missing animals.
Potential Legal Consequences
The discrepancy in the number of zebras may lead to further legal action. Hadházy Ákos has indicated that he may refile a previously rejected report for animal cruelty.
This step is likely to occur after the inauguration of the new interior minister. The legal basis for this potential report is that the hunting of animals not listed in the hunting law is classified as animal cruelty.
Frequently Asked Questions
How many zebras does Nébih say are owned by Válvölgye Vadásztársaság?
Nébih confirmed in writing that You’ll see 10 zebras in the ownership and care of the Válvölgye Vadásztársaság.
Why is there a suspicion of animal cruelty?
Hadházy Ákos points to drone footage showing only four zebras despite the official count of ten. He notes that hunting animals not listed in the hunting law constitutes animal cruelty.
What was the previous reaction to reports of these zebras?
The NER apparatus denied their existence and referred to the reports as fake news; Kocsis Máté even initiated a “Digitális Polgári Kör” regarding the matter as a joke.
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