A series of alarming wolf attacks has left three people injured in Karnataka's Bidar district, with authorities suspecting the animal may be infected with rabies. The incidents have triggered emergency response measures from both forest and health departments.
Chilling Sequence of Events
The attacks occurred in quick succession, targeting unsuspecting villagers in the forested areas of Bidar. According to eyewitness accounts, the wolf displayed unusually aggressive behavior, characteristic of rabies-infected animals.
Forest department officials immediately launched search operations to locate and contain the dangerous animal. "The animal's behavior suggests it could be rabies-positive," confirmed a senior forest official, highlighting the urgency of the situation.
Emergency Medical Response
All three victims received immediate medical attention and have begun anti-rabies treatment as a precautionary measure. Health authorities are monitoring their condition closely while maintaining high alert in the surrounding villages.
Safety Measures Implemented
- Intensive search operations by forest department teams
- Village alerts and safety advisories issued
- Medical teams on standby for emergency response
- Anti-rabies protocols activated for victims
Local residents have been advised to exercise extreme caution when venturing near forest areas and to report any unusual animal behavior immediately. The forest department continues to track the animal while working to prevent further incidents in the region.
