Wolves attack northern Tajikistan
12:36, may 29, 2006Author: Nargis Hamroboyeva
Two residents of the northern district of Ayni have been hospitalized for wolf bite. Nine residents of the northern district of Panjakent have been attacked by wolves since the beginning of the year.
DUSAHNBE, May 29, Asia-Plus - Today morning, two resident of the northern district of Ayni were attacked by wolf, the Ministry of Emergency Situations (MES) said.
The MES source says the incident took place in the
village
of
Zerobod
in the Dar-Dar jamoat of the district. “We have no details of the incident we have just received information that a 28-year-old Mutriba Atoyeva and a 39-year-old Sodir Ghaniyev were hospitalized today morning for wolf bite,” the MES source said, noting that that at present they are in good state. The source also noted that local residents saving their fellow-villagers killed the wolf.
As it had been reported earlier, nine residents of the northern district of Panjakent have been attacked by wolves since the beginning of the year.
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