Ankit Yadav

In response to a heartbreaking incident involving a child's death, the Dhanbad Municipal Corporation is ramping up its Animal Birth Control initiative. Over the past two years, a remarkable 21,000 stray dogs have undergone sterilization and vaccination. To further enhance safety, the introduction of designated feeding zones is now mandatory, with strict penalties looming for breaches.

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Panaji has banned taxis from general parking lots to ease congestion, with tourist taxis restricted to designated areas. The North Goa collector issued the notification, aiming to reduce roadside parking and improve traffic flow. Taxis can only halt for three minutes for pick-up/drop-off, and double parking will be addressed.

A five-year-old boy, Ankit Yadav, was tragically mauled to death by a pack of stray dogs in Dhanbad. The incident occurred when the child stepped out to play near his home. Family members and locals have expressed grief and concern, demanding action against stray dog overpopulation and accusing the Dhanbad Municipal Corporation of negligence.

Following a tragic dog attack on a five-year-old boy, the Dhanbad Municipal Corporation claims significant progress in controlling stray dog populations and reducing bite cases. The civic body stated that nearly 21,046 dogs have been sterilized and vaccinated, with daily captures for the program.

Goa police's traffic cell will restrict tourist taxis to designated parking areas in Panaji to combat public parking obstruction. Taxis will be limited to three minutes for pick-ups and drop-offs, addressing roadside parking issues and congestion. This move aims to improve traffic flow and parking access for residents and visitors.