Clip of a male student at Lao Cai College being attacked by two large, aggressive dogs. (Source: Laocaionline)
Around 5pm on February 18, a male student of Lao Cai College was jogging and exercising in Dragon Urban Area, Bac Cuong Ward, Lao Cai City, when he was attacked by two large, aggressive dogs for several minutes. Fortunately, at that time, a passerby discovered, helped and took him to the emergency room.
The victim is Hoang V. (16 years old), Mong ethnic group, living in Na Loc 4 village, Ban Lau commune (Muong Khuong, Lao Cai). V. is a student at the Faculty of Economics – Tourism, Lao Cai College. V. has only been in school for about 2 months.
It is known that the two ferocious dogs are owned by the owner of a rice shop who currently hires to sell goods at the kiosk of Lao Cai College, Bac Cuong ward, Lao Cai city, Lao Cai province.
While jogging at Dragon Urban Area, Bac Cuong Ward, Lao Cai City, V. was attacked by two large, aggressive dogs. (Photo: Laocaionline)
Doctor Nguyen Van Bach, Department of Surgery and Trauma, Lao Cai Provincial General Hospital, informed: On the afternoon of February 18, the hospital received V. in a state of panic, multiple injuries all over the body. Preliminary calculation has about 10 large wounds causing deep soft tear and many wounds (cannot count all) caused by dog teeth bite.
“The wound caused by a dog bite has a lot of bacteria, can contain toxins, the risk of infection is very high, so it must be left open for about 5-7 days before it can be sutured,” said doctor Nguyen Van Bach.