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[Title] => Guard dog attacks girl at Capitol
[Summary] => A strange incident occurred at the Capitol grounds yesterday morning when the guard dog of the provincial government bit a four-year-old child who was running passed by the dog.
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[Title] => Number of dog bites up as deaths decrease
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[Title] => Rabies deaths up this year
[Summary] => The number of deaths caused by dog bites has increased this year compared to last year, according to records at the Animal Bite Treatment Center of the Cebu City Health Office.
As the city celebrates Rabies Awareness Month, it was announced that if last year's first quarter had only a single death and 837 cases, there are at least two deaths already and 830 cases of dog bites recorded for the first quarter of this year alone, said Dr. Susan Adlawan, head of the Animal Bite Treatment Center, and coordinator of the TB and Rabies Program.
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DR. SUSAN ADLAWAN
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As the city celebrates Rabies Awareness Month, it was announced that if last year's first quarter had only a single death and 837 cases, there are at least two deaths already and 830 cases of dog bites recorded for the first quarter of this year alone, said Dr. Susan Adlawan, head of the Animal Bite Treatment Center, and coordinator of the TB and Rabies Program.
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February 8, 2010 - 12:00am
