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Chennai Corporation to Fine ₹25,000 for Abandoning Pet Dogs
Chennai residents face a ₹25,000 fine for abandoning pet dogs as the Greater Chennai Corporation addresses rising stray dog populations. This initiative aims to curb pet abandonment and promote responsible pet ownership. The fine collection will commence following the Corporation Council's approval, highlighting the city's commitment to animal welfare and community safety.
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