China Carries out First Amputation on Panda: Report

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Saturday, April 14, 2001, updated at 20:12(GMT+8)

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China Carries out First Amputation on Panda: Report

Chinese experts have carried out the first amputation on a giant panda whose left hind leg was badly injured in an attack by another animal, the state-run Xinhua news agency said Friday.

Giant panda Dai Li was found by local farmers after the attack in February and sent to a veterinary hospital at the Sichuan Agriculture University.

The leg was amputated in a two-hour operation and the animal has been taken to a panda reserve in Sichuan, southwest China, Xinhua said.



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	Chinese experts have carried out the first amputation on a giant panda whose left hind leg was badly injured in an attack by another animal, the state-run Xinhua news agency said Friday.




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