Idiot, the guy who did this should be laying by the camel.
mmmm lesh dayman el neya el shenna 🙂
may be the camel died beside the carbage,the camel is aheavy animal who could pull it to the garbage!!
very true..
i think so too.. last time when i went to Saudi.. i saw a lot of dead Camel’s and sheeps on the way.
may be they can’t handle the heat anymore… probably this particular camel was running on a 12V engine… before u knew it… the fule (water) was gone…lol
anyways… what do people do with the dead camels? (apart from leaving it where its dead)
The camel probably died after eating left overs from all the junk we eat here.
After I did the story on the dead horses at Ahmadi race track I found out that the livestock owners are supposed to inform the Baladiya which is supposed to go out and pick up the carcass. Like a lot of other things in the country, what is “supposed” to happen often doesn’t.
Dead animal carcasses can spread just as much disease as dead humans. Legally in the US, you have to either burn the animal carcasses or bury them 6′ underground (I discovered that factoid when my horse died in the winter in February and we had to hire a backho to dig through the ice…)
Unfortunately there is no facility for incinerating animals here. Also some antiquated law prevents animals from being buried here. What else can you do?
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Very sad…
Heartless Humans !
we demand banak
very very sad. Appalling.
I don’t see what’s so sad…
Idiot, the guy who did this should be laying by the camel.
mmmm lesh dayman el neya el shenna 🙂
may be the camel died beside the carbage,the camel is aheavy animal who could pull it to the garbage!!
very true..
i think so too.. last time when i went to Saudi.. i saw a lot of dead Camel’s and sheeps on the way.
may be they can’t handle the heat anymore… probably this particular camel was running on a 12V engine… before u knew it… the fule (water) was gone…lol
anyways… what do people do with the dead camels? (apart from leaving it where its dead)
The camel probably died after eating left overs from all the junk we eat here.
After I did the story on the dead horses at Ahmadi race track I found out that the livestock owners are supposed to inform the Baladiya which is supposed to go out and pick up the carcass. Like a lot of other things in the country, what is “supposed” to happen often doesn’t.
Dead animal carcasses can spread just as much disease as dead humans. Legally in the US, you have to either burn the animal carcasses or bury them 6′ underground (I discovered that factoid when my horse died in the winter in February and we had to hire a backho to dig through the ice…)
Unfortunately there is no facility for incinerating animals here. Also some antiquated law prevents animals from being buried here. What else can you do?