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Pakawi in Olmen Must Close 16 Animal Enclosures After Persistent Problems, Minister Weyts: "Given Many Chances"

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At Pakawi animal park in Olmen, 16 animal enclosures must close to visitors. This decision was made by Flemish Minister of Animal Welfare Ben Weyts (N-VA). The enclosures house giraffes and a tiger, among others. According to the minister, there are serious and persistent problems regarding safety, hygiene, and animal welfare. "Many chances have already been given, but there is a limit," says Weyts. The majority of the park is allowed to remain …

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At Pakawi animal park in Olmen, 16 animal enclosures must close to visitors. This decision was made by Flemish Minister of Animal Welfare Ben Weyts (N-VA). The enclosures house giraffes and a tiger, among others. According to the minister, there are serious and persistent problems regarding safety, hygiene, and animal welfare. "Many chances have already been given, but there is a limit," says Weyts. The majority of the park is allowed to remain …

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A Belgian zoo must hide giraffes, an elephant, and a tiger, among others, from the view of visitors. The Flemish government is forcing animals...

Pakawi Park in Olmen (Balen), just across the Limburg border, must close sixteen animal enclosures as of November 15. This decision was made by Flemish Minister of Animal Welfare Ben Weyts (N-VA) following persistent problems with safety and hygiene. The measure affects approximately 150 animals, including giraffes, an elephant, and a tiger. The zoo itself is allowed to remain open for the time being. According to the inspection services, there …

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vrt broke the news in Brussels, Belgium on Friday, October 16, 2026.
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