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Man Seen Eating Dead Dog on Highway; Locals Seek Help for Him

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Residents reported seeing a man sitting beside a dead dog's carcass on a roadside, tearing off and eating its flesh. The article notes that the dog's body was still lying on the roadside when the man was spotted. Locals have sought assistance for the man, who appeared to be in need of help. The source article provides limited further detail beyond this account.

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