Dog days in Delhi over Obama visit

January 08, 2015 16:51

US President Barack Obama's impending arrival in the national capital is posing an unusual problem for the Delhi police.

As part of Obama's security cover, some eight dog squads are expected to reach Delhi via special aircraft on January 20, and the problem is over how to house them in Delhi. The animals need air-conditioning, special food, medical attention plus their morning exercise.

An unusual and informal request has gone out from the Delhi police to some hotels for ground floor space to keep the dogs. But no one has as yet agreed.

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