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Posted: 9th June 2015

Cats warned not to disrupt elections again
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Last year energy minister Taner Yıldız blamed cats for power blackouts that occurred during the vote-counting.
Vets in Turkey issue playful statement

Turkey's cats have been warned not to engage in any mischievous behaviour in the run-up to local elections.

Istanbul's Chamber of Veterinary Surgeons issued a tongue-in-cheek statement poking fun at accusations made during last year's elections, Hurriyet Daily News reports.

Following the elections in March 2014, energy minister Taner Yıldız blamed cats for power blackouts that occurred during the vote-counting.

Last week the Chamber of Veterinary Surgeons wrote: "We warn our cat friends: Stay away from power distribution units. Otherwise we will reconsider our friendly relationship with you."

The widespread 2014 power cuts during vote-counting prompted some to allege foul play, however Mr Yıldız claimed they were caused by a cat walking into a power distribution unit.



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