Stray dogs, cattle turn out to be a menace in AU campus

Visakhapatnam: Stray dogs and cattle are turning out to be a menace in the Andhra University campus. The situation has escalated to a point where these animals are entering classrooms, posing a serious threat to the safety of students and faculty alike.While a faculty member and six students were injured in a dog attack recently, in another incident, a dog entered a classroom and caused panic among students. Female students residing in the women's engineering college hostel express fear of venturing out due to the presence of dogs. There are quite a few dogs near the hostel mess as leftover food is dumped there regularly.Students and parents are urging university authorities to take steps to address the issue. They are calling for measures to control the dog and cattle population andimprove sanitation within the university.

Stray dogs found dead: Police begin probe

Police in Kottayam have started an investigation into the deaths of four stray dogs found at Payalkulangara Sree Devi Temple in Ambalappuzha, Alappuzha. Two other dogs were critically ill but are now stable. Poisoning is suspected by residents who buried the carcasses. The area has been struggling with a stray dog issue.

8 kids among 12 injured in rabid dog attack

A rabid stray dog attacked 12 people, including eight children, in Bilaspur's Debrikhurd ward. The Bilaspur Municipal Corporation initiated a vaccination and sterilisation drive despite facing local resistance. The affected children are under treatment. Efforts to control the stray dog population continue as part of ongoing measures.

3-year-old boy dies after stray dog attack in Moradabad

A three-year-old boy named Ayaan from Sharifnagar village died after being attacked by stray dogs. Despite receiving four anti-rabies vaccines, his condition worsened before he could get the final dose. His father was hopeful after his initial discharge, but Ayaan's health deteriorated unexpectedly.