Tashkent city administration refutes claims of death from dog attack

22:18 / 03.03.20259241 min

Rumors circulating on social media suggested that a person in the capital had died following a dog attack. However, the city administration has confirmed that these claims are false, and the actual cause of death was acute cardiovascular insufficiency.

Photo: Social networks

Tashkent city administration refutes claims of death from dog attack

Photo: Social networks

On March 3, a 58-year-old resident of the 2/4 district of the Karakamysh neighborhood passed away.

According to official reports, the cause of death was acute cardiovascular insufficiency.

"Contrary to the rumors being spread, there was no dog attack. We urge the residents of the capital to remain calm and rely only on official sources of information," the city administration stated.

Tashkent city administration refutes claims of death from dog attack

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