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Stray Dog Attacks Injure Two Men in Ujjain; Residents Protest
Two people in a city called Ujjain were hurt by stray dogs on Tuesday morning.
Stray dogs are dogs that do not have homes and live on the streets.
First, an elderly man was walking home after taking his grandchildren to school.
A dog jumped on him and hurt him badly.
He needed five stitches at the hospital.
A little while later, another man was sitting at home when a dog came inside.
When he tried to make the dog leave, it bit his thumb.
He had to stay in the district hospital because his injuries were serious.
People who live in the neighborhood say they have told the city office about these dogs many times.
The city office has not done anything yet, so the neighbors are scared and angry and say they will block the road if the dogs are not caught.
Two men were attacked by stray dogs in separate incidents on Tuesday morning in Hatkeshwar Colony, Ujjain.
Mangilal Khatri, an elderly resident, was mauled while walking home after dropping his grandchildren at school and required five stitches.
Bablu, son of Hiralal, was bitten on the thumb after a stray dog entered his house and he tried to drive it out.
Both victims were taken to Government Charak Hospital; Bablu was admitted to the district hospital due to the severity of his injuries.
Residents say repeated complaints to the Ujjain Municipal Corporation have not been acted on and threaten a road blockade if the dogs are not caught.
- Who
- Two men: Mangilal Khatri, an elderly Hatkeshwar Colony resident, and Bablu, son of Hiralal; residents of the colony are also affected.
- What
- Both men were attacked and injured by stray dogs in separate incidents, with one requiring five stitches and the other being admitted to the district hospital.
- Where
- Hatkeshwar Colony, behind Shanti Palace, in Ujjain, Madhya Pradesh.
- When
- Tuesday morning.
- Why
- Residents allege that large packs of stray dogs roam the area and that the Ujjain Municipal Corporation has not acted despite repeated complaints.
Key facts
- Location
- Hatkeshwar Colony, behind Shanti Palace, Ujjain, Madhya Pradesh
- Victims
- Mangilal Khatri (elderly man) and Bablu, son of Hiralal
- Injuries
- Multiple body wounds for one victim; badly bitten thumb and hand wounds for the other
- Medical Care
- Government Charak Hospital; one victim required five stitches, the other was admitted to the district hospital
- Complaints
- Repeated written and verbal complaints made to the Ujjain Municipal Corporation
- Resident Response
- Threat of road blockade and intensified protest if stray dogs are not caught
Quotes
Resident of Hatkeshwar Colony
An unnamed community member
“We have made written and verbal complaints to the Ujjain Municipal Corporation several times, but no action has yet been taken.”
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“Hearing my screams, nearby residents rushed to the spot and rescued me from the dog.”
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