Dog Attack in Sadar Injures Census Worker and NMC Staff

In a disturbing incident in the Sadar area, three individuals, including a census worker and a staff member from the Nagpur Municipal Corporation (NMC), were attacked by a dog. The incident has raised concerns about stray animals in the region.

Details of the Dog Attack

The attack occurred when the census worker was conducting routine fieldwork. The dog, described as aggressive, bit the worker, causing injuries that required medical attention. Shortly thereafter, two more individuals, including an NMC employee, fell victim to the same dog.

Local residents expressed their concern over the increasing number of stray dogs in the vicinity, highlighting the need for immediate action by the authorities to prevent such incidents.

Response from Authorities

The Nagpur Municipal Corporation has acknowledged the incident and assured that measures will be taken to address the stray dog menace. An official from the NMC stated that a team would be dispatched to capture and relocate the dog to prevent further attacks.

Animal rights activists, while supporting measures to ensure public safety, have called for humane treatment of stray animals. They advocate for vaccination and sterilization programs as long-term solutions to control the stray dog population.

Community Reactions and Safety Measures

Community members have urged the local government to expedite efforts in managing stray animals. Suggestions include setting up more shelters and increasing the frequency of sterilization drives.

In the meantime, citizens are advised to remain cautious and report any aggressive animal behavior to the authorities promptly.