* This article was automatically translated from the Arabic version of the HIBA PRESS website *
Dries Dahni – Heba Press
Salé-Tabrikte, particularly near the train station and neighboring schools, faces an increasing threat due to the proliferation of groups of stray dogs that roam the area and whose numbers often exceed 10 per group.
Stray dogs have become a source of great worry for residents in the area, especially as they sometimes suddenly attack owners of motorcycles and bicycles, threatening their safety. Concern is also growing about the impact of these dogs on students, particularly those at the school. Saad bin Abi Waqqas educational institution and kindergarten for young children. With the presence of these groups of stray dogs near schools, what worries parents is that their children could be exposed to a possible attack.
The problem does not only stop at schools, but extends to those who frequent the Salé-Tabrikt station, as these dogs pose a daily threat to the safety of travelers and those who visit the neighborhood, prompting many station users express their feeling of insecurity, especially since previous cases of bites have been recorded in the area, which increases residents’ fears.
Citizens are demanding urgent intervention from relevant authorities to reduce this danger, whether by organizing campaigns to control stray dogs and transporting them to distant shelters or by providing lasting solutions that protect citizens and restore a sense of security in the areas surrounding the station and neighboring areas. areas.
