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Stray dogs a menace in Sipitang
Published on: Sunday, June 05, 2022
By: Ahmad Apong
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Some of the stray dogs are seen resting under the shade of a building.
SIPITANG: Authorities here have been urged to address the issue of stray dogs.“If the matter is left uncontrolled, these stray dogs would grow and pose a threat to public safety,” said Richard Dawat, a rest house employee, recounting an occasion in which his son was nearly bitten by the stray dogs.
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