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Published 16:32 IST, April 1st 2020

Raveena Tandon enraged with China for allegedly restarting its wildlife trade

In a recent post on social media, Raveena Tandon lashed out against China after she found a report that claimed that they had reopened their wildlife markets.

Reported by: Siddharth Iyer
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It has been reported that the Coronavirus pandemic first originated in Wuhan, China. According to several reports, the disease first infected humans when someone in Wuhan consumed the flesh of a wild animal. For those unaware, China reportedly has an enormous industry that deals with farming and selling of wildlife meat. These wildlife meat markets were reportedly outlawed after the onset of the Coronavirus pandemic.

However, recent reports are now claiming that China has once again reopened these wildlife meat markets. Actor Raveena Tandon recently tweeted about this after she was enraged by the reports. She voiced her displeasure on the microblogging site. 

Raveena Tandon lashes out after reports of ongoing wildlife trade in China

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Above is the post that Raveena Tandon recently shared on her social media page. In the post, Raveena Tandon shared the news clip that alleged that China was continuing its wildlife meat trade secretly. Raveena Tandon then lashed out against the country in her post, claiming that humans never learn their lessons, no matter what price they had to pay (referring to the Coronavirus outbreak). Several followers agreed with her sentiments in the comments section of the post. 

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She further admonished China for their "barbaric practices" of "animal abuse and wildlife crimes". The original post that shared the news, alleged that China was once again selling bats, cats, frogs, dogs and exotic wildlife for consumption. According to the reports, the only difference now was that there was a policeman stopping you from taking pictures. 

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16:32 IST, April 1st 2020