The Municipal Corporation of the city has made an important move to guarantee the cleanliness and safety of the event locations and neighboring hotels in advance of the forthcoming G20 summit. The MCD has started a systematic program to remove any stray dogs from the area around G20 sites and hotels as part of its initiative.
Attendees, delegates, and locals may be at risk if there are stray dogs in or near common areas. The MCD has worked with neighborhood animal welfare groups to establish a responsible and compassionate method of controlling the stray dog population in order to allay these worries.
The curriculum uses a multifaceted approach that entails:
- Shelter and Rehab: Stray canines who are thought to be adoptable will be carefully apprehended and taken to animal shelters for rehab and rehoming.
2. Sterilization and Vaccination: The MCD will carry out sterilization and vaccination efforts for stray dogs that will stay in their habitats in order to stop further breeding and to advance public safety.
3. Campaigns of Awareness: The MCD will conduct awareness campaigns to inform locals and guests about ethical pet ownership and to entice them to adopt and treat animals with respect.
4. Safe Relocation: The MCD will try to relocate stray dogs to safer areas away from the G20 sites and hotels in situations where their presence poses an imminent threat.
The MCD guarantees that every effort will be taken to carry out this project in a kind and moral way, putting the welfare of animals ahead of people’s safety. The city wants to establish a safe and clean environment for the event and build a positive image among foreign visitors and delegates by eliminating stray dogs from the area around G20 sites and hotels.