Rampaging Dog Bites 14 People in Jalaun within 16 Hours: As the forest department and Nagar Palika failed to dispatch a team to capture the dog, the locals were forced to kill it.
In a residential colony in Orai, Jalaun, a stray dog went on a biting spree and bit 14 persons within 16 hours.
As the forest department and Nagar Palika failed to dispatch a team to capture the dog, the locals were forced to kill it.
Friday night, eight individuals were bitten by the dog in a residential neighbourhood.
The victims included the building’s secretary, his chauffeur, and an assistant. The driver’s son was also assaulted on the face, and the dog bit his nose, according to Durga Prasad, a block employee.
On Saturday, the dog bit six additional individuals as they left for work.
According to Dr. Virendra Kumar of the local community health centre, fourteen colonists were treated for dog bites. They received anti-rabies vaccinations.
Meanwhile, Seema Tomar, the executive officer of Nagar Palika, denied murdering the dog. She stated that the mutt was released into the forest after being captured. Tomar stated, “We dispatched our team as soon as we received the information.”
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