30 Sheeps Killed In Dog Attack In Jagtial: Rs. 3 Lakh Loss
Jagtial/Hyderabad, Feb 18 (Maxim News): 30 sheeps were killed in a dog attack in Jagtial district causing a loss of Rs. 3 lakhs to the shepherd farmers.
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A herd of sheep was attacked by dogs at midnight on Saturday 17th February 2024 in Mote village of Jagtial urban Mandal. More than 30 sheep were killed in this atack and some were injured. Mallesham, the owner of the sheep expressed his grief that the loss was about three lakhs. Mallesham requested the government to respond and provide financial assistance. (Maxim News)
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