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Egyptian Law No. 29 of 2023 has introduced a new system for regulating the possession of dangerous animals and dogs, aimed at reducing negative phenomena and accidents resulting from them in the Egyptian streets. The law stipulates the prohibition of owning dangerous animals and dogs without a license from the competent authorities. It also mandates the establishment of electronic or paper records containing detailed information about each dog and its permits, including distinctive marks and periodic vaccinations. Additionally, the law requires dog owners to wear permanent identification tags and to restrain their dogs during walks under the supervision of an adult not younger than 18 years old. Violators of the law face penalties ranging from 10,000 to 500,000 Egyptian pounds, with fines applicable even if no harm results from the offense. The law aims to improve control over dangerous animals and to protect citizens from aggressive incidents.
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