8-Year-Old Girl Injured in Lahore After Pet Lioness Attack in Bhekay Wal Pind, police confirmed on Wednesday. The child sustained ear, neck, and leg injuries and was rushed to a nearby hospital for treatment. Authorities say the incident highlights serious wildlife safety concerns in residential areas.
The attack occurred when a lioness, kept illegally at home, escaped from its enclosure. According to a DIG Operations spokesperson, the suspects fled the scene with the animal, but police and wildlife rescue teams quickly responded. Raids to catch suspects are currently underway, aiming to prevent further harm.
Local authorities warned residents about the risks of exotic pets in Pakistan. Previous incidents show that illegal ownership of wild animals poses serious dangers, and this case is not an exception. Experts warn that keeping wild animals in homes can easily injure humans, especially children.
Hospital officials reported that the girl is in stable condition after receiving immediate hospital treatment for animal attack injuries. Police also noted that families in Bhekay Wal Pind and surrounding areas should remain vigilant. The incident has sparked debates about stricter laws against the illegal keeping of wild animals in urban areas.
This unfortunate event highlights the urgent need for public awareness and enforcement of wildlife regulations. Authorities and police response teams are actively working to apprehend the owners and prevent future attacks. Parents are advised to supervise children and report any sightings of dangerous animals in residential areas.
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