In recent days, street dogs continue to be a nightmare for the elderly, women, and children in Aydın, where they are constantly on the country’s agenda. In Zafer Mahallesi, Nazilli district, 72-year-old Halil Özsağolu was seriously injured in a street dog attack. The incident was witnessed by passersby who called 112 emergency teams to take Özsağolu to the hospital.
During the attack by the dogs, Halil Özsağolu fell off his bike and hit his head on a stone, causing his skull to crack and damage to his brain. It was reported that Özsağolu is still undergoing treatment in the intensive care unit. Relatives of Özsağolu reacted to the situation, demanding a solution to the street dog problem as soon as possible.
The incident has sparked concerns among residents of Aydın, who fear for their safety while walking on the streets. The issue of street dogs has been a long-standing problem in many cities in Turkey, and calls for more effective measures to be taken to address the issue are growing louder. Despite efforts by municipalities to sterilize and relocate street dogs, attacks like the one on Halil Özsağolu continue to occur.
Authorities in Aydın are being urged to take urgent action to prevent similar incidents from happening in the future. The local government has been criticized for not doing enough to protect residents from street dog attacks, and pressure is mounting on officials to come up with a comprehensive solution. Residents are calling for more resources to be allocated to address the problem and ensure the safety of the community.
The attack on Halil Özsağolu serves as a wake-up call for the authorities and residents of Aydın to work together to find a lasting solution to the street dog problem. It highlights the need for better regulation and enforcement of laws regarding the control and care of street animals. As the debate continues, the focus remains on preventing further attacks and ensuring the safety and well-being of all residents, especially the vulnerable members of society.
