Two Sibu Municipal Council employees attacked by dogs at local rabies hotspot


SIBU: Two members of the Sibu Municipal Council (SMC) dog team were bitten by a dog in a rabies hotspot here on Sunday (June 28) morning, says SMC chairman Councillor Clarence Ting.

He said the two are a driver and dog-catcher, adding that they were attacked in Kampung Sentosa here while on their rounds catching stray dogs.

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Sarawak , Sibu , Rabies , Dogs , Dog attack

   

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