The boy in Henan was bitten to death by a vicious dog, and the police have intervened in the investigation.
On April 12, in Nanyang, Henan Province, a 3-year-old boy Xiaoxing was bitten by a husky that suddenly ran out of the road while playing with his sister on the road. After the boy was bitten, his parents immediately took him to the hospital for treatment and was given rabies vaccine and immunoglobulin. However, after four vaccinations and the fifth vaccine, Xiaoxing finally passed away after 18 days of treatment.
Family voice: Parents are saddened and unacceptable by the loss of their child, and they want to be able to find the owner of the dog, find out the truth of the matter and ask for an explanation.
Police involvement: At present, the police have escalated the investigation into the case and are making every effort to find the owner of the dog.
Hot discussion in the comment area:
- Real-name management: Some netizens suggested real-name management for each dog with an owner, and engraved the owner's name and phone number to avoid similar incidents.
- Vaccine efficacy: Some netizens expressed doubts about the injected vaccines, believing that the child still died of illness after being injected with rabies vaccine and immune protein. In response, doctors said that the rabies vaccine takes 7 days to produce antibodies, and once the rabies virus enters the brain, it poses a deadly threat.
- Civilized dog raising: Many netizens advocate civilized dog raising, dog ownership must apply for a dog license, tie a dog leash when taking a dog out, and at the same time vaccinate the dog in time to prevent similar tragedies from happening.
- Strengthen supervision: Some netizens called for strengthening the management of stray dogs, and for stray dogs that may have rabies, they should be harmless in a timely manner to ensure the safety of the public.
Behind the dog problem is man-made disaster, civilized dog can not be just an empty word, only from the source to do a good job in dog management, in order to reduce the tragedy of dog bites.