Weng'an County, Guizhou Province, southwest China - Aug 4, 2016
1. Various of surveillance video showing mad dog attacking people
2. Surveillance video showing people running from mad dog
3. SOUNDBITE (Chinese) Kuang Yuejian, police officer, Weng'an Public Security Bureau (partially overlaid with shot 4):
"After receiving reports, we quickly arrived at the site to see the situation. During the process, the dog that was biting people appeared again. We got batons from the car at once. We reminded pedestrians to keep away from the ferocious dog while we were in pursuit of the dog."
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4. Various of surveillance video showing police catching mad dog
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5. People lining up at entrance of clinic
6. Various of injured people receiving treatment
7. SOUNDBITE (Chinese) Zhang Chonghu, doctor, Weng'an Hospital of Traditional Chinese Medicine:
"In daily life, when we are bitten by dogs, no matter if it's a mad dog or not, we should wash the bite wounds with clean water or soapy water at once. The second step is to have the bite wounds sterilized by professional prevention organizations. The third step is to inject a rabies vaccine or an anti-rabies serum in a medical or health center to prevent the onset of rabies."
8. Various of injured people receiving treatment
9. Various of police conducting enquiries, taking notes

A ferocious dog bit over 20 people before being captured by police in Weng'an County of southwest China's Guizhou Province on Thursday.

The center for disease control and prevention in Weng'an County treated 23 people, aged between eight and 75, who were attacked by the dog. Two people were left seriously injured and were sent to a local hospital.

"After receiving reports, we quickly arrived at the site to see the situation. During the process, the dog that was biting people appeared again. We got batons from the car at once. We reminded pedestrians to keep away from the ferocious dog while we were in pursuit of the dog," said Kuang Yuejian, a police officer of the Weng'an Public Security Bureau.

Following a nearly hour-long chase, the dog was rounded up and killed by police. After running wild for two hours, the mad dog attacked over 20 local residents, with many suffering bite wounds to the face, legs, arms and back.

"In daily life, when we are bitten by dogs, no matter if it's a mad dog or not, we should wash the bite wounds with clean water or soapy water at once. The second step is to have the bite wounds sterilized by professional prevention organizations. The third step is to inject a rabies vaccine or an anti-rabies serum in a medical or health center to prevent the onset of rabies," said Zhang Chonghu, a doctor in the Weng'an Hospital of Traditional Chinese Medicine.