Jordan Records 9586 Dog Bites in Year
The 22nd annual report of the National Center for Human Rights indicates that Jordan recorded 9,586 dog bites in 2025. This reflects the continued spread of stray dogs within residential neighborhoods and public facilities, particularly in areas that pose a threat to the safety of citizens and children. Despite measures such as establishing 19 dog shelters, training staff, and implementing strategies for sterilizing, vaccinating, and releasing dogs back into the environment, the high numbers raise questions about the effectiveness of current solutions in reducing the phenomenon and decreasing bite incidents, which amount to approximately 26 cases per day. This underscores the need for more sustainable measures to ensure public safety.
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