Usta Muhammad witnessed a shocking incident as a pack of stray dogs attacked residents, leaving 35 people injured on Station Street. The victims included 11 children and six women, police confirmed.
All injured individuals were immediately rushed to the Civil Hospital for treatment. Medical teams administered anti-rabies vaccines to prevent infections. Authorities said the injuries ranged from minor bites to serious wounds.
Local residents expressed concern over the growing number of stray dogs in the area. Many blamed the lack of a proper dog control campaign for the rising attacks. “The administration must take urgent steps to control stray dogs before more people get hurt,” said one resident.
Police and district officials are investigating the incident. They are considering measures to capture the stray dogs and prevent similar attacks. Citizens urged authorities to implement a long-term dog control program in Usta Muhammad.
Experts warned that stray dogs can pose severe health risks, including rabies, if not managed properly. The administration emphasized the importance of public cooperation to safely remove stray dogs from populated areas.
This incident is part of a larger problem affecting several cities in Pakistan, where the increasing stray dog population has led to more attacks on humans. Authorities are under pressure to act swiftly to ensure public safety.
Residents were also advised to stay vigilant and avoid areas where stray dogs are commonly seen. Health officials reiterated that anyone bitten by a dog should immediately seek medical treatment and receive anti-rabies vaccination.
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The district administration has promised to launch a comprehensive stray dog control campaign. They aim to capture stray dogs, vaccinate them, and educate the public about safety measures.
