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Dog-bite victim dies despite vaccine, 4th such case in Kerala

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Kannur (Kerala), Updated At : 03:31 AM Jun 29, 2025 IST
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Three children were mauled by stray dogs in Phagwara and its surrounding villages in past two days. file photo
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A boy, who was bitten by a stray dog last month, died in a hospital here on Saturday, despite being vaccinated. Harith (5) was bitten on his right eye and left leg and vaccinated on the same day. This is the fourth incident of a child dying of dog-bite despite receiving the vaccination in the last few months.

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