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Hong Kong authorities investigate two new dog attack cases

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Two new dog attack incidents have been reported in Hong Kong, following two more severe incidents last week. In one case, a dog sustained serious head injuries after being attacked by three unleashed dogs. The owner of the injured dog alleged that the other dog owner failed to control her animals and refused to cooperate. Authorities are investigating both new cases and stated they will prosecute if sufficient evidence of legal violations is found. AI

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Hong Kong authorities investigate two new dog attack cases

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  1. SCMP — Tech TIER_1 English(EN) · Leopold Chen ·

    Dog injured, woman bitten in 2 new canine attack cases in Hong Kong

    Hong Kong authorities are investigating two new dog attack cases that have resulted in injuries to a canine and a woman, which come amid mounting safety concerns after two other similar but deadlier incidents last week. The Agriculture, Fisheries and Conservation Department (AFCD…

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