In early January, the Secretary of State to the Minister for Ecological Transition, Bérangère Couillard, unveiled 14 measures to regulate the practice of hunting in France. For example, the consumption of alcohol and narcotics is now prohibited during hunting and it will be necessary to declare any hunt in advance.
For most anti-hunting associations or NGOs, these measures do not go far enough; for them, the question of the ban on hunting on Sundays is essential. Except that for Bérangère Couillard, the Secretary of State responsible for ecology, this measure is not justified, and for good reason: the most “accident-prone” day, that is to say when there would be the most accidents, would actually be on Thursday!
So, is Bérangère Couillard right? As you will see, the reality is little more complex than that…. Clémence from Oh My Fake explains everything in the video placed at the top of this article!
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