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A farm security guard has been ordered to complete unpaid community service after he set his dog on a 10-year-old boy, resulting in serious injuries, reported <a href="https://www.newsday.co.zw/thestandard/news/article/200034831/dogs-maul-boys-privates">The Standard</a>.
The court heard that on October 12, the victim and his friends entered Luipaardsvlei farm in Mukono village, Chipinge, with the intent to steal macadamia nuts. They gained access by stretching the farm’s fence.
Security guard Daniel Simango (44) confronted the boys and unleashed his dog on them. The dog attacked the 10-year-old multiple times, inflicting severe wounds on his left thigh and private parts.
Simango was sentenced to 14 months in prison, of which seven months were suspended for five years on the condition of good behaviour.
The remaining months of his sentence were suspended on the condition that he perform 245 hours of community service.
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A security guard let his dog bite a 10-year-old boy who was trying to steal nuts, causing serious injuries. The guard was sentenced to prison, but some of the time was suspended. He has to do community service instead.

Security Guard Sets Vicious Dog On 10-year-olds

The Masvingo City Council is considering enlisting the Zimbabwe National Army (ZNA) to address a growing issue with stray dogs, following reports of 87 residents being bitten since the start of the year.
The rise in dog bite incidents has raised fears of a potential rabies outbreak, alarming city officials.
This week, the council discussed a recommendation from the Health, Housing and Environmental Committee to involve the army in controlling the surge of dog bites.
Mayor Councillor Alec Tabe indicated that the recommendation was thoroughly debated but ultimately sent back to the committee for further consideration. Said Tabe (via <a href="https://www.herald.co.zw/masvingo-city-mulls-roping-in-army-to-kill-stray-dogs/">The Herald</a>):
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The matter (of roping army to kill stray dogs) yes was debated but it was felt that it is outside the army’s constitutional mandate to do so and the matter was subsequently sent back to committee without adoption.
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The mayor suggested that it would be ideal for the city council to engage the Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals (SPCA) in Masvingo to address the issue.
However, he acknowledged that the SPCA is currently under-resourced for such a task. As a result, the council plans to devise an alternative strategy to effectively manage the stray dog problem.
Meanwhile, the Ministry of Health and Child Care’s Disease Surveillance Report for the week ending October 13, 2024, revealed that there were 604 reported dog bite cases, with no fatalities, during the week under review.
Among these cases, 113 were attributed to vaccinated dogs, 105 to unvaccinated dogs, and 386 involved dogs of unknown vaccination status.
The highest number of dog bite incidents were reported in Mashonaland East Province (114 cases) and Masvingo Province (87 cases).
Overall, the cumulative total for dog bites stands at 22,383 cases, with no reported deaths.
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The Masvingo City Council is thinking about using soldiers to help with a problem of stray dogs in the city. They are worried about people getting bitten and getting sick. The council talked about this plan, but some people think it's not the right thing to do. They might ask a group called the SPCA to help instead, but they need more resources. In a recent report, over 600 cases of dog bites were recorded, but no one died. The most cases were in two provinces in Zimbabwe. The council is still trying to figure out the best way to solve this problem.

Masvingo Council May Call On Army To Kill Stray Dogs

The Ministry of Health and Child Care’s Disease Surveillance Report for the week ending October 13, 2024, revealed that there were 604 reported dog bite cases, with no fatalities, during the week under review.
Among these cases, 113 were attributed to vaccinated dogs, 105 to unvaccinated dogs, and 386 involved dogs of unknown vaccination status.
The highest number of dog bite incidents were reported in Mashonaland East Province (114 cases) and Masvingo Province (87 cases).
Overall, the cumulative total for dog bites stands at 22,383 cases, with no reported deaths.
Here are some tips on how to care for dog bites at home:
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<li>Place a clean towel over the injury to stop any bleeding.</li>
<li>Try to keep the injured area elevated.</li>
<li>Wash the bite carefully with soap and water.</li>
<li>Apply a sterile bandage to the wound.</li>
<li>Apply antibiotic ointment to the injury every day to prevent infection.</li>
</ul>
To prevent dog bites:
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<li>When choosing a dog for a family pet, pick one with a good temperament.</li>
<li>Stay away from any dogs you don’t know.</li>
<li>Never leave young children alone with a dog — especially an unfamiliar one.</li>
<li>Don’t try to play with any dog that is eating or feeding their puppies.</li>
<li>Whenever you approach a dog, do so slowly, and give the dog the chance to approach you.</li>
<li>If a dog becomes aggressive, do not run away or scream. Stay calm, move slowly, and don’t make eye contact with the dog.</li>
</ul>
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Last week, more than 600 people in Zimbabwe were bitten by dogs, but no one died. Most of the bites were from unvaccinated dogs. The highest number of bites happened in Mashonaland East and Masvingo provinces. In total, there have been over 22,000 dog bites in the country. To take care of a dog bite, you should clean it and put a bandage on it. To avoid bites, choose a friendly dog, never leave kids alone with a dog, and don't bother a dog while it's eating. If a dog acts mean, stay calm and don't run away.

Health Ministry Records Over 600 Dog Bites In One Week

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