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Stray dogs kill 13 sheep in Surfraw in Ganderbal

LCT Desk by LCT Desk
May 10, 2022
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Raja Syed Rather

Ganderbal, May 10: A pack of stray dogs attacked and killed a herd of 13 sheep which were kept at a cow shed in Surfraw-A area of central Kashmir’s Ganderbal district on Tuesday.
Locals said that a pack of stray dogs barged into the cow shed of Mubarak Ahmad Raina S/o Sona-ullah R/o Surfraw A and killed 13 sheep on the spot and left another 14 injured.
Raina said that a dozen sheep were present in the shed at the time of attack that took place during the intervening night. A team from the Sheep Husbandry Department reached the spot and took the injured sheep to a nearby facility for treatment.
Officials from sheep husbandry said that injured sheep are being treated at the veterinary and after that they have to submit a factual position of the incident.

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