FERAL dogs have invaded a brand-new $US790 million ($A777.98 million) botanical attraction in Singapore and attacked a visitor, forcing authorities to step up a hunt for the strays around the sprawling complex.
Park officials said on Wednesday that a 22-year-old local woman was wounded in a dog attack at the 101-hectare Gardens by the Bay, which opened late last month and has since been visited by more than 200,000 people.
The problem with the stray dogs has surfaced following another controversy over what to do with an explosion of wild boar that have strayed out of a nature reserve, with some calling for a cull and others wanting them to be protected. Full story
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