A 70-year-old man in the Kogaku district, who was moving out alone at around 5 a.m. and was attacked by dozens of wild dogs for no reason, torn apart her clothes, kept biting her, made it impossible for her to resist, had more than 100 wild dog scratches and bite marks all over her body, and was able to run the dog and save the old man ' s life.
In front of the minibus was a yellow light because the old man sitting on the island was attacked by a wild dog, on the road, a red shirt torn to pieces, a piece of this side, all torn to pieces by a dozen wild dogs, the old man was weak, unable to stand up, his shoes were missing, his pants were pulled up, his legs were full of bite marks and scratch marks, his blood flowed straight, and three or four good-hearted people stayed on the scene to help catch the dogs and run away the bad dogs.
The families of the elderly were injured: "All of them are here, as are their backs, but none of them is on their chests."
The 70-year-old grandmother, who was lying on the bed, was covered in white gauze from hand to foot, turned over the back, covered in red scratches, brought to the doctor for immediate medical attention, from the toe to the calf to the calf, extended to the hand, with an indeterminate number of bite wounds, with stitches and hundreds of bite scratches all over his body, causing the family to see the pain.
The wounded man, Li Shuu Joo, was unable to run when he saw it, and when he saw it, he came all over, and surrounded me like a man, leaning towards me and bit me.
At more than 5 a.m. on 16 a.m., the elderly went out on their own to walk to the guacamole area, where dozens of violent dogs stormed out and attacked her repeatedly, leaving her nowhere to escape.
The wounded man, Li Shuu Joo, climbed up to the tree, and he pulled me down and pulled off my trousers, and my shoes were removed from my feet.
“The people are there to help catch the dogs, they say there are more than a dozen wild dogs attacking the elderly.”
The old people went out in the morning and were attacked by a group of wild dogs who, if they did not meet the people who were passing by, helped with the flashlights and got off to catch the dogs.