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Losing The Glamor Of The World Cup! Morocco’s Diagnosis Of Killing 3 Million Street Dogs,

The football world cup in 2030 has made history. This is the first time the World Cup will be organized in 6 countries and 3 continents. It is also the 100th year of the World Cup. As a result, FIFA is not putting any effort into organizing the 2030 World Cup. But while hosting this World Cup, Morocco faced controversy. In 2030, two European countries Spain and Portugal, African Morocco and three Latin American countries Brazil, Argentina and Uruguay are hosting the World Cup. The start will be in Brazil, Argentina and Uruguay. Then it will go to Morocco, Spain and Portugal. Hosting the World Cup in 6 different countries is a challenge. FIFA is coming down with that challenge. But with this challenge, they have a complaint against Morocco.

The government of the country has taken initiative to make Morocco attractive to tourists during the World Cup. But the biggest obstacle for the government to present the country to the tourists is the road dogs. The government of that country has decided to kill 3 million stray dogs by 2030 to reduce the production of stray dogs in the country. Multiple reports have revealed that Morocco has already killed more than a thousand stray dogs for the 2030 World Cup. And as the World Cup approaches, this number will increase. International animal rights groups condemned the Moroccan government’s move. Animal lovers have claimed that stray dogs are being poisoned. They are being fed mixed with food. It is also claimed that stray dogs are being taken to slaughterhouses after being killed. It is also claimed that stray dogs are being beaten to death in many cases.

What is FIFA saying?
Since FIFA is the host of the World Cup, the main responsibility on them is from human rights to FIFA. However, FIFA has not yet opened its mouth on this matter. It has been reported that they are looking into the matter.

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