Emergency Alert: Wild Dogs Menace Busan Citizen's Park – Residents Urged to Stay Vigilant


Emergency Alert: Wild Dogs Menace Busan Citizen's Park – Residents Urged to Stay Vigilant


Emergency Alert Wild Dogs Menace Busan Citizen's Park – Residents Urged to Stay Vigilant


📰 Reports of wild dogs prowling Busan Citizen's Park have triggered an emergency alert in Busan, raising concerns among environmental activists, citizens, and park users. The incidents, including a recent dog-biting episode, have prompted local authorities to take swift action to ensure public safety.

The Menace Unleashed On the evening of the 21st, a yellow wild dog, approximately the size of a medium-sized dog, was reported near the south gate of Busan Citizen's Park. Alarming reports revealed a citizen's dog had fallen victim to a wild dog bite, sparking immediate concern.

Authorities on High Alert Busanjin-gu swiftly responded by setting up traps to capture the elusive dog and sending safety alerts to nearby residents. The wild dog, believed to have descended from Hwajisan Mountain, has become a recurring concern in the park over the past month.

Safety Precautions for Park Visitors In light of the escalating situation, residents are strongly advised to exercise caution when visiting the park. Here are essential safety measures:

  1. Avoid Bending Down for Food: Dogs may perceive the nape of the neck as prey when picking up dropped food. Stay vigilant to prevent potential attacks.

  2. Caution with Unfamiliar Dogs: Refrain from petting dogs, especially on the head, as it may evoke fear or aggression. Exercise caution, especially if a dog is not barking.

  3. Scream for Help if Bitten: In the unfortunate event of a dog bite, scream for help to alert others, even if it may trigger the dog's instincts.

  4. Beware of Aggressive Behavior: Dogs glaring without barking or exhibiting a "snarl" without bared teeth may signal aggression. Walk away slowly without running.

  5. Dog Owner Responsibility: Dog owners are urged to subdue their dogs when growling at neighbors, avoiding actions that may inadvertently excite the dog.

Let's unite to ensure the safety of Busan Citizen's Park for all residents and visitors.


 Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ):

  1. Q: What triggered the emergency alert in Busan Citizen's Park?

    • A: Continuous appearances of wild dogs, with reports of a yellow dog causing concerns and biting incidents.
  2. Q: How is the local authorities responding to the situation?

    • A: Busanjin-gu took action by setting up traps, sending safety texts to residents, and urging caution.
  3. Q: Where is the wild dog believed to have come from?

    • A: It is believed to have come down from Hwajisan Mountain, near Busan Citizen's Park.
  4. Q: Are there safety precautions advised for residents visiting the park?

    • A: Yes, residents are advised to be cautious, avoid picking up dropped food, refrain from petting unfamiliar dogs, scream for help if bitten, and be cautious of dogs exhibiting certain behaviors.

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