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Stray dogs maul 9-yr-old boy to death

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A nine-year-old boy was mauled to death by a pack of stray dogs at Dhingi village in Nabha here today.

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Ram, a migrant labourer, and his family were harvesting potatoes in the fields. His son was wandering at some distance when he was attacked by nearly 10 stray dogs.

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The child was rushed to the Civil Hospital in Nabha in a critical condition, but doctors declared him brought dead.

Balwinder Singh Bittu, president, Congress (rural), Nabha, said, “Just three days ago, a pack of dogs and attacked and injured a cow. Stray dogs have instilled a sense of fear among villagers. The authorities concerned should address the issue at the earliest.”

Nabha SDM Ishmat Vijay Singh said a report sought from District Development and Panchayat Officer (DDPO) in the matter was awaited. As many as 20,999 incidents of dog bite were reported from Patiala district last year.

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