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Dog attack in Thiruvananthapuram leaves 15 people injured

Source: The Hindu · 21 Sep 2026, 16:19 UTC
Dog attack in Thiruvananthapuram leaves 15 people injured
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Fifteen people, including women and children, sustained injuries in a dog attack at Poonthura in Thiruvananthapuram, according to reports cited by The Hindu. The supplied material does not identify the dogs, describe the severity of the injuries or provide details of medical treatment or official action.

Fifteen people were injured in a dog attack at Poonthura in Thiruvananthapuram, according to reports cited by The Hindu. The injured included women and children. The supplied information does not say whether the attack involved one dog or several animals, or explain how the incident began.

It also provides no details about the severity of the injuries, the hospitals involved or the treatment received by those affected. The identities of the injured were not given. No information was supplied about whether the dogs were captured, whether local authorities responded or whether any public safety measures were announced.

The available report establishes the number of injured people and the location, but gives no further account of the incident.

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