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I think you are missing. point here. The practice of eating dogs is not based on the need for food in most countries....it is believed to enhance health. However the dogs unlike most domesticated food animals are not bred, kept or killed humanely or even hygienically. Over the centuries she dogs have beebread for food but eating of Soi Dogs is not part of that practice.

How culling doesn't work Dogs in Thailand-2.ppsx

Culling NEVER works

100% culling dogs doesn't work this has been shown worldwide. Culling can only work on selected species in confined small areas....e g an island. Digs rely on food and shelter to thrive. Culling is NEVER 100% effective and birches with food and shelter can have 3 to 4 litters per year the population bounces back .. even more quickly as dogs from spinning areas quickly move back in. Culling in effect doesn't reduce the population it replaces it with healthier animals....it also aids rhe spread of rabies as dogs move about and interact of territories .

Sterilised dogs can't reproduce and vaccinated can't spread diseases like rabies. You have totally got the wrong end of the stick!!! CNVR is the ONLY way to tackle the dog problem. Despite the SDF 's efforts people keep feeding dogs and local authorities leave garbage uncollected...this feeds the dogs and allows them to breed. SDF targets certain areas....take a look at Phuket compared to other areas of Thailand.. Bangkok has a huge problem and SDF almost alone are addressing it.

Before Covid, tourism in Thailand accounted for 40 million visitors.... half of them from China. So even 19 million represents a drastic drop in numbers. Up yo half those in the industry will still be out of business.

Thai Airways sold off a lot of their fleet in the last 4 years

It is indicative of the advanced age of the majority of members on this site that there is a large number who are locked back in the 1990s and still MMCC deniers. The fact that even those who put forward those denials in the 19990s have changed their mind will not alter their views. However those absurdly outdated views still seem to be those of many of the Thai authorities and this means any future plans they make regarding tourism won't include the results of MMCC thus leaving the country vulnerable and exposed to changes in air travel. This cannot bode well for Thailand