A wild boar overturned a stroller carrying a one-year-old child in a residential neighborhood in Slovakia, according to local media reports. The infant was hospitalized for treatment after the animal attacked near a local church in a populated area.
Incident in Residential Zone
The animal entered a populated residential area and targeted a stroller, according to local reports. The encounter occurred in close proximity to a church, where the boar overturned the carriage, leaving the child vulnerable.
Hospitalization and Medical Response
Emergency responders transported the one-year-old child to a hospital following the attack, according to local media. Initial reports did not specify the exact nature or severity of the injuries sustained by the child.
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