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Вместо экипажей, запряженных лошадьми, на Принцевых островах туристов будут катать электромобили. Президент Турции Реджеп Эрдоган недавно анонсировал проект по спасению лошадей на островах.

Отметим, что разговоры о том, чтобы заменить лошадей, которые часто погибают от плохого ухода и тяжелой работы, на машины идут уже достаточно давно. К примеру, только на Принцевых островах используется труд более полутора тысяч лошадей и работают почти 300 конных экипажей.

На днях стамбульские власти заявили о том, что лошади перестанут катать людей. Однако точная дата, когда электромобили заменят животных, пока не уточняется.

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