In Assemini, the carcass of a flamingo, a protected species, has been found for days in a meadow frequented by residents walking their dogs.
Despite several reports, the animal has not yet been removed and the deterioration of the body, accompanied by an increasingly intense odor, is causing growing discontent .
Residents express concerns about hygiene, the decorum of the area and the possible health risks associated with the presence of insects or other animals.
The situation highlights the need for more timely intervention when protected wildlife is found dead in public areas.
