Dead birds litter Rome street (((5G)))

Weston
Published on Jan 6, 2021
Hundreds of birds found dead on a street in Rome on New Year's Eve were scared to death by fireworks, animal rights campaigners have claimed.

It comes after a ban on fireworks in the city, introduced to protect people, animals, and heritage sites, went largely ignored.

Footage from outside the Roma Termini train station, the main station in the city, showed the bodies of the birds covering a street and the walkways on either side.

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Hundreds of dead birds litter Rome street after they were â€˜scared to death by New Yearâ€™s Eve fireworksâ€™ despite ban

https://www.thesun.co.uk/news/13626987/hundreds-dead-birds-rome-scared-new-years-eve-fireworks/

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