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10 School Children Bitten By Rabid Dog In UP Village, 4 Hospitalised: Report
Ten school children were bitten by a rabies-infected dog while they were going to school in Uttar Pradesh's Shamli district, reported news agency Press Trust of India on Saturday.
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Another Person Hospitalised After Being Bitten By Stray Dog In Kerala
A man from rural Thiruvananthapuram in Kerala was hospitalised on Tuesday after he was badly bitten by a stray dog. The incident happened in the same area where two women were bitten by stray dogs in two separate incidents last weekend; one of the women had died.
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US White House Hopeful Ben Carson Compares Syrian Refugees to Rabid Dogs
US Republican presidential hopeful Ben Carson on Thursday compared refugees fleeing Syria's civil war and Islamic State extremists to rabid dogs.
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Local Bodies to Act Against Stray Dogs According to Law: Kerala High Court
Observing that there has to be more concern for protecting the lives of human beings than stray dogs, Kerala High Court today said local bodies can exercise their power to capture, sterilise or destroy the strays, provided it is done in accordance with legal provisions.
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10 School Children Bitten By Rabid Dog In UP Village, 4 Hospitalised: Report
Ten school children were bitten by a rabies-infected dog while they were going to school in Uttar Pradesh's Shamli district, reported news agency Press Trust of India on Saturday.
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Another Person Hospitalised After Being Bitten By Stray Dog In Kerala
A man from rural Thiruvananthapuram in Kerala was hospitalised on Tuesday after he was badly bitten by a stray dog. The incident happened in the same area where two women were bitten by stray dogs in two separate incidents last weekend; one of the women had died.
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US White House Hopeful Ben Carson Compares Syrian Refugees to Rabid Dogs
US Republican presidential hopeful Ben Carson on Thursday compared refugees fleeing Syria's civil war and Islamic State extremists to rabid dogs.
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Local Bodies to Act Against Stray Dogs According to Law: Kerala High Court
Observing that there has to be more concern for protecting the lives of human beings than stray dogs, Kerala High Court today said local bodies can exercise their power to capture, sterilise or destroy the strays, provided it is done in accordance with legal provisions.
