PATIALA: A stray dog mauled a 10-year-old boy to loss of life in Mehas village of Nabha within the district on Saturday.
Dhiraj, a Class III scholar in a government faculty and the son of a brick kiln labourer, was once working behind a kite at the side of three different children when the dog attacked him on Saturday. The different children managed to escape. The boy taken to a government sanatorium in Nabha, from where he was once referred to a higher institute but medical doctors could not save his existence.
Nabha SDM Kala Ram Kansal claimed that topic was once dropped at the awareness of senior officers and the councillors have been asked to take essential steps.
Around 8 months again, a seven-year-old child, Manish, was once mauled to loss of life in Mehas village. Manish was once the son of brick kiln labourer from Uttar Pradesh and was once attacked through seven dogs while he had gone to pluck mangoes. In May remaining year, a five-year-old girl of Bhindran village additionally died after she was once attacked through canines.
According to knowledge beneath RTI Act provided through the state government, more than 300 instances of dog chunk have been reported in 2016-17. There are over 5 lakh stray canines in Punjab.
Just a couple of days again, Punjab CM Captain Amarinder Singh inaugurated a cutting-edge modern Animal Birth Control Centre at a price of Rs 25 lakh within the Government Veterinary Polyclinic, consistent with the Animal Birth Control (Dogs) Rules, 2001 as mandated through the Supreme Court. The programme will probably be monitored through Animal Welfare Board of India, with a sterilisation goal of minimal 400 canines monthly. A new cutting-edge modern facility has been built, with 16 group dog kennels which is able to cling as much as 85 canines. A separate quarantine kennel has been built to isolate infectious or rabies-affected canines. The operation theatre has been up to date with all essential equipment, three working tables, an autoclave machine and ceiling LED OT lighting fixtures.
Dhiraj, a Class III scholar in a government faculty and the son of a brick kiln labourer, was once working behind a kite at the side of three different children when the dog attacked him on Saturday. The different children managed to escape. The boy taken to a government sanatorium in Nabha, from where he was once referred to a higher institute but medical doctors could not save his existence.
Nabha SDM Kala Ram Kansal claimed that topic was once dropped at the awareness of senior officers and the councillors have been asked to take essential steps.
Around 8 months again, a seven-year-old child, Manish, was once mauled to loss of life in Mehas village. Manish was once the son of brick kiln labourer from Uttar Pradesh and was once attacked through seven dogs while he had gone to pluck mangoes. In May remaining year, a five-year-old girl of Bhindran village additionally died after she was once attacked through canines.
According to knowledge beneath RTI Act provided through the state government, more than 300 instances of dog chunk have been reported in 2016-17. There are over 5 lakh stray canines in Punjab.
Just a couple of days again, Punjab CM Captain Amarinder Singh inaugurated a cutting-edge modern Animal Birth Control Centre at a price of Rs 25 lakh within the Government Veterinary Polyclinic, consistent with the Animal Birth Control (Dogs) Rules, 2001 as mandated through the Supreme Court. The programme will probably be monitored through Animal Welfare Board of India, with a sterilisation goal of minimal 400 canines monthly. A new cutting-edge modern facility has been built, with 16 group dog kennels which is able to cling as much as 85 canines. A separate quarantine kennel has been built to isolate infectious or rabies-affected canines. The operation theatre has been up to date with all essential equipment, three working tables, an autoclave machine and ceiling LED OT lighting fixtures.
Dog mauls Class III kid to death in Nabha
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