Hyderabad: In yet another incident of stray dog attacks in Hyderabad, a six-year-old boy sustained serious injuries. He is currently undergoing treatment at a hospital. The incident occurred in Nandi Musalaiguda which falls under the jurisdiction of Bahadurpura Police Station on Sunday, November 26.
Following the attack, the boy was promptly taken to a hospital, where his condition was reported to be critical. Speaking to Siasat.com, SHO of Bahadurpura D Anil Kumar confirmed that the incident took place yesterday and the boy is undergoing treatment at Niloufer Hospital, Hyderabad and is stable.
Earlier incidents
In a similar incident in the city, a five-year-old boy was attacked by stray dogs and tragically succumbed to his injuries.
Another tragic incident involved the death of a 13-year-old girl named Komalla Maheswari at Gandhi Hospital in Hyderabad. She, a class 7 student at Pochammapalli government model school, was attacked by stray dogs while doing her school homework outside her residence in Pochammapalli village on the outskirts of Manokondur Mandal headquarters. Despite undergoing treatment for almost 40 days, she couldn’t survive her injuries.
Despite previous instances of stray dog attacks in Telangana, such incidents continue to occur.
Need to prevent stray dog attacks in Hyderabad
These unfortunate incidents underscore the urgency of taking immediate action to address the issue of stray dog attacks in various districts of Telangana.
Given the persistence of stray dog attacks, the government and relevant authorities must take swift measures to prevent such incidents in the future.
