Stray dogs Create Panic in Kalyan-Dombivli: 67 people Bitten in a Single Day
The increasing menace of stray dogs in kalyan and Dombivli, part of thane district in Maharashtra, has sparked serious concern among residents. In a shocking development, 67 people were bitten by stray dogs within a single day, creating panic across the region.
Key Highlights:
Massive Dog Bite Incident:
On Saturday, 67 people were reported bitten by stray dogs across different parts of kalyan and Dombivli.
This sudden spike has alarmed both citizens and the local administration.
Hospitals Flooded with Patients:
Following the attacks, both government and private hospitals saw a surge of patients seeking emergency medical attention.
Victims were treated with anti-rabies injections promptly.
Health Department Statement:
Dr. deepa Shukla, an official from the KDMC health Department, confirmed the incident.
She noted that while isolated cases were being reported earlier, this sudden rise is unusual and concerning.
Current Control Measures:
The kalyan Dombivli Municipal Corporation (KDMC) is running regular sterilization drives.
Around 1000 to 1100 stray dogs are sterilized every month to control the population.
Anti-rabies vaccines are readily available at local medical centers.
Future Plans for Containment:
A special dog care and control center is being planned to better manage the stray dog population.
KDMC is also exploring additional measures for public safety.
Public Reaction:
Residents are living in fear and have demanded immediate and strict action from the administration.
There is growing pressure on KDMC to implement more effective solutions to prevent further incidents.
The incident highlights the urgent need for better animal control policies and increased awareness to ensure the safety of both humans and animals in urban areas.
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