Chinese man slaughters chickens at railway station after ban on taking them on train
PUBLISHED : Wednesday, 03 February, 2016, 11:23am
UPDATED : Wednesday, 03 February, 2016, 11:23am
Alice Yan
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The man killing a chicken outside Wenzhou railway station. Photo: SCMP Pictures
A migrant worker slaughtered two live chickens outside a railway station in China after he was told it was illegal to travel with them on the train, a news website reported.
The man killed the animals before boarding a train in Wenzhou in eastern Zhejiang province, Gwm.cn reported.
After slaughtering the animals the man washed the carcasses and put them in a plastic bag, the report said.
The man, whose full name was not given, rears chickens in his spare time and had intended to give the animals to relatives as gifts as the Lunar New Year holiday approaches.
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A woman cut the throat of a live duck she was carrying in Chengdu in Sichuan province last month after she was told she could not travel with the animal.
The woman was told that all live animals, apart from guide dogs, were banned from being taken onto trains.
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