Mass culling: All stray dogs to be eliminated in one month 

This was announced by the Multan District Coordination Officer Nadir Chatha on Sunday


Our Correspondent December 04, 2016

MULTAN: The district government has decided acquire the services of retired army officers to kill all stray dogs in the city to protect the lives of citizens and eliminate risk of the disease caused by dog bites.

This was announced by the Multan District Coordination Officer Nadir Chatha on Sunday.

He directed the officials of the health department to kill the dogs within one month. The dogs should be given be poisonous medicines, he said, adding after killing them they should be dumped outside the city.

Nadir directed Dr Waseem Rimzi to issue pamphlets to guide the employees on culling the dogs. He ordered new shooters be hired and retired army officers be preferred.

Talking to The Express Tribune Nadir said the district government had received complaints from the citizens regarding the presence of wandering dogs in the streets, mosques, government primary and secondary schools, cattle pen and graveyards.

Published in The Express Tribune, December 5th, 2016.

 

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