
A stray white dog allegedly bit over 130 people in Kalyan's Adharwadi area on Sunday evening, with victims arriving at the KDMC-run Rukminibai hospital every two minutes over four hours, officials said.…
A stray white dog allegedly bit over 130 people in Kalyan's Adharwadi area on Sunday evening, with victims arriving at the KDMC-run Rukminibai hospital every two minutes over four hours, officials said. On Monday, 107 new cases were reported, up from the 58 logged on Sunday.

KDMC teams have trapped two dogs suspected of the attacks and placed them under observation. Dr Deepa Shukla, medical health officer, confirmed 12 bite cases occurred on station premises. Personnel from two police stations joined the search for the white dog, which is still ongoing, the Hindustan Times reports.

The dog-bite panic in Kalyan shows how quickly a stray animal problem can spiral when neither local bodies nor residents take preventive action. The civic corporation's late-night hunt and 24-hour observation of trapped dogs is reactive, not preventive. A vaccination and sterilisation drive that actually covers all strays is the only real test. Without that, this will repeat. Will the corporation release its sterilisation numbers for the last year?
Sources (2): timesofindia.indiatimes.com, hindustantimes.com
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Updated: this story now draws on 2 sources.