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Reports have indicated that the importation of one million sheep heads during Eid al-Adha in Algeria has turned into a major corruption scandal. Investigations revealed suspicions of manipulation in the deals, neglect of health standards, and financial irregularities, including the import of sheep heads via airplanes at a cost of up to 900 euros per head, as well as discrepancies in sale prices and the presence of sheep heads of unknown origin. The investigators also confirmed that the operation drained large sums of money from the state treasury and involved officials and employees. Additionally, health violations led to the death of thousands of sheep heads and the swapping of others, amidst a decline in livestock and repeated import operations to compensate for the shortage.
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