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Delhi given eight weeks to round up hundreds of thousands of stray dogs
India's top court has ordered authorities in Delhi and its suburbs to move all stray dogs from streets to animal shelters. The court expressed concerns over rising "menace of dog bites leading to rabies" and gave an eight-week deadline to officials to finish the task.
India's Top Court Orders Delhi Authorities to Move Stray Dogs to Shelters
India's top court ordered authorities in the capital Delhi and its suburbs on Monday to relocate all stray dogs to shelters within eight weeks, according to the Live Law website, after media reports of a rise in cases of rabies,
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Ms Gandhi warned of unintended consequences, adding that removing strays could create new problems. "Within 48 hours, three ...
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