13 people, including 6 women bitten by dogs in Kashmir

Thursday, March 22, 2007, 1:31 [IST]

Srinagar, Mar 21 (UNI) About 13 people, including six women, were injured by dogs in south Kashmir district of Pulwama today, official sources said.

Later, the people protested near a local hospital after the medical staff informed that they had run out of anti-rabies injection.

The injections were later administered to the injured.

UNI

Topics: including, women, injured, dogs, kashmir, district, pulwama, official

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