Iran's capital city Tehran has banned the taking of dogs for a walk in public places, as well as being seen with them when driving. "[W]e have received permission from the Tehran Prosecutor's Office, and will take measures against people walking dogs in public spaces, such as parks," Tehran Police ChiefHossein Rahimi was quoted in a report by Iranian news group Young Journalists Club via the BBC on Wednesday, Jan. 29. He added that it has also been forbidden to be publicly seen with dogs while driving. "If this is observed, serious police action will be taken against the car owners in question," Rahimi added. Rahimi said that the ban was imposed because the animals were "...
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