Greek capital controls puts Athens zoo animals at risk of starvation

‘The lives of the inhabitants of an Athens zoo are under threat, as capital controls imposed by the Greek government have hampered the supply of special imported dietary supplements needed to feed about 2,200 animals.

The lives of dolphins, seals, penguins, lemurs, flamingos and giant anteaters are “endangered” by the recent misfortunes of the Greek economy, says Attica Zoological Park founder Jean-Jacques Lesueur.

With the introduction of capital controls, foreign suppliers have demanded a full pre-payment for food shipped to the country that has had limitations on the money transfers imposed.’

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