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BWF India Open: After Monkeys, Stray Dogs Spotted At IG Sports Complex; Dog Van Stationed At Venue
Adding to the concerns, stray dogs were spotted inside the premises on Friday. While no biting incident was reported, the presence of an MCD dog-catching van stationed at the venue underlined the seriousness of the situation. Officials were seen searching for a black dog that had been roaming around the stadium.
In an ironic scene, another stray dog was spotted around 30–40 metres away, basking in the winter sun.
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