Tragedy: Stray Dogs Killed A Child

By IND Today News Desk Last updated Feb 2, 2024

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Hyderabad, Feb 2 (Maxim News): Another heartbreaking incident took place in Hyderabad. A one-year-old child died after being attacked by stray dogs. This heartbreaking incident took place in the Municipality area of Ranga Reddy district Shamshabad.

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According to the details of Shamshabad RGIA police, Suryakumar and Yadamma from Devarakadra Mandal Nagar of Joint Mahbubnagar district migrated to Shamshabad for livelihood. But they live in a hut near Rallaguda with their one-year-old son Nagaraju. Yadamma is now fully pregnant and has been admitted to a local hospital.

On Wednesday night, the father cried for the child’s milk and put the child to sleep. In the morning, the girl came out of the hut crying again and the stray dogs on the road attacked her. hearing the sounds coming from there, several motorists chased the dogs that were attacking the children. When they examined the child, he was already dead. (Maxim News)

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