Bite-mark, DNA tests used to identify dogs after woman dies in suspected attack

Hong Kong’s environment chief has vowed to review government policies on handling stray dogs after a cyclist was killed in a suspected canine attack in Yuen Long, while an insider has said that bite-mark analyses and DNA tests are being conducted on three dogs captured by authorities to confirm whether any were involved in the deadly incident. Secretary for Environment and Ecology Tse Chin-wan made the promise on Monday morning, months after shelters warned of pets being abandoned in the New...