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Stray dogs maul 20-month-old kid to death in Vizag

| | Sep 19, 2015, at 05:02 pm
Hyderabad, Sept 19 (IBNS) In a shocking incident, stray dogs mauled a 20-month-old child to death in Andhra Pradesh's Visakhapatnam on Friday, reports said.

The incident occurred when the child had come out of his house to play.

Shiva Keshav, son of a watchman working in a building on R.K. Beach Road, was attacked by at least five dogs.

Alarmed by the cries of the boy, his parents rushed and  tried to rescue him but failed to chase away the dogs. By the time other people arrived and drove away the dogs, the dogs had already badly mauled the child to death.

The boy was taken to a hospital where doctors found at least 200 dog bites on his body.
 

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