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Seven-year-old seriously injured in Johor stray dog attack, teen escapes unhurt in earlier incident at same location

ISKANDAR PUTERI, Oct 12 — A seven-year-old boy suffered serious injuries after he was attacked by eight stray dogs while playing at a playground at a housing complex in Lima...

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柔佛州一名七岁男童遭流浪狗袭击重伤,此前同一地点发生的另一起事件中,一名青少年幸免于难。

A seven-year-old boy was seriously injured by eight stray dogs while playing in a playground in Iskandar Puteri today and is receiving treatment at Sultanah Aminah Hospital.

Kota Iskandar assemblyman Datuk Pandak Ahmad urged authorities to address the stray dog problem after visiting the boy, noting that another attack occurred earlier that day.

Pandak emphasised the need for immediate measures and an effective plan to ensure resident safety, particularly for children using public facilities in Lima Kedai.

ISKANDAR PUTERI, Oct 12 — A seven-year-old boy suffered serious injuries after he was attacked by eight stray dogs while playing at a playground at a housing complex in Lima Kedai here today.

During the incident, which occurred at 3pm, the primary one pupil suffered injuries to his eyes, neck, head, and body before being rushed to Sultanah Aminah Hospital (HSA) in Johor Bahru for treatment.

Kota Iskandar assemblyman Datuk Pandak Ahmad expressed concern over the incident urging authorities to address the issue of stray dogs.

“Immediate measures are required to prevent a recurrence of such incidents, particularly those involving children and residents using public facilities within the housing complex,” he said after visiting the victim at his home here today.

Pandak said the incident involving the child was the second to occur today.

He said he was informed that an earlier incident took place at 6am, where an 18-year-old male was attacked by a pack of stray dogs at the same location.

“However, the teenager managed to fend off the animals without sustaining any injuries, he said, adding that the incidents, occurring within a span of just a few hours, have raised concerns regarding the safety of residents, especially children.

Pandak hopes the relevant authorities will take immediate action to ensure the safety of residents in Lima Kedai.

He said an effective plan is needed to resolve the issue of stray dogs.

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