Surat toddler bitten savagely by dogs, succumbs in hospital


Surat, Feb 23 (IANS): A two-year-old girl, who was cornered by three to four dogs and received 30 to 40 bites, succumbed to her injuries at a government hospital in Surat on Thursday.

Her father, Ravikumar Kahar, said that he and his wife are daily wage earners and live in a labour colony near Diamond Bourse in Khajod area. When the couple were on work on Sunday, he received word that dogs had bitten his two-year-old daughter, returned home, and rushed her to the government hospital.

When the girl was brought in, she had 30 to 40 dog bite marks on her head, arms, and legs - even near her lungs and on her back, and some wounds were quite deep, doctors said. Doctors had carried out a minor operation on the girl and she was recovering after three days of treatment, but succumbed, hospital's resident medical officer, Dr Ketan Nayak said.

The Surat Municipal Corporation has hired a non-government hospital for sterlisation of dogs and daily 30 dogs are sterilised, the dog population in the city is 20,000, and the corporation is doing all that it can do to control the dog menace, Mayor Hemaliben Boghawala said.

 

  

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  • Anilkumar, Mangalore

    Fri, Feb 24 2023

    Govt should create an enclosure where all such dogs along with Menaka Gandhi are kept so that the menace is solved once for all. If any dog sh..... lover has any objection, they also can be given a chance to stay there.

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  • Sense_shetty, Mangalore

    Fri, Feb 24 2023

    Street dogs are opportunistic attackers .. There are a lot of street dog concentration in certain pockets of Mangalore . I have had some trouble at times when i go for my regular walk in the mornings .. I carry a stick as safety against these dogs .. Some people feed these dogs out of kindness .. but often these dogs behave unkindly to strangers. Maybe the Mangalore municipality needs to take some action and take away these stary dogs to some camps and take care of them there.

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  • Agnes, Mangalore

    Fri, Feb 24 2023

    Cows and dogs are more precious than humans in today's India.

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  • Sameer, Riyadh

    Thu, Feb 23 2023

    Gujarat in news for all the wrong reasons.

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  • Vinod Kumar, Mangalore

    Thu, Feb 23 2023

    BJP Hai Tho Momkin Hai.

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