PATIALA: Days after a five-year-old woman used to be mauled to dying in a Sangrur village, a seven-year-old boy used to be attacked by means of stray dogs at Mehas village in Nabha segment of Patiala district on Saturday afternoon. The boy died at PGI, Chandigarh, early on Sunday morning.
Manish, 7, used to be the son of migrant labourers from Uttar Pradesh who labored at a brick kiln within the village. He had long past to pluck mangoes from a tree close to the brick kiln when a pack of dogs pounced on him.
Sources mentioned the boy attempted to run away however used to be dragged by means of the dogs, at least seven, into the fields and mauled. Some passersby spotted the boy being attacked by means of the dogs they usually rushed to his rescue. However, by means of then the boy had been bitten all over the body and used to be bleeding profusely.
Manish’s parents rushed him to a health facility in Nabha, from where he used to be taken to Rajindra health facility in Patiala and then to PGI in Chandigarh. He died of over the top bleeding around 2am on Sunday morning.
Deputy commissioner Kumar Amit mentioned the subject used to be being regarded into and administration would check the emerging collection of canine, especially within the rural areas. Mehas resident Balwinder Singh claimed repeated court cases to local officials for motion to check the rising collection of stray dogs within the village had remained unheeded.
‘Petitions prior to PSHRC, court failed to yield end result’
Punjab officials maintained that canine sterilization used to be being performed around the state and anti-rabies vaccine used to be additionally being provided at all executive hospitals at no cost.
The chairman of the Society for People’s Welfare and Awareness (SPWA), which had filed separate petitions prior to the Punjab State Human Rights Commission (PSHRC) and an area court in search of instructions to the government involved to put a check on the emerging collection of stray dogs within the state, mentioned each the petitions failed to yield any end result.
SPWA chairman Dr D S Bhullar instructed TOI, “After the PSHRC sought a record from the state executive on the petition, the federal government initiated a sterilization power which ended unexpectedly following protests by means of animal rights teams. The petition within the local court in search of compensation for the canine chew victims used to be additionally dismissed, claiming no such provision may well be made below the law.” He mentioned his NGO would seek the direct intervention of chief minister Amarinder Singh to address the issue, which had now attained alarming proportions with more than 300 canine chew cases being reported on a daily basis and two deaths within a span of 5 days.
Meanwhile, in Amritsar, a 65-year-old man used to be mauled to dying by means of a stray bull close to Durgiana Abadi on late Saturday night time. Rohan Mehra, son of the deceased mentioned his father had long past for a day-to-day stroll at around 9.45 pm on Saturday when a stray bull assault left him significantly injured, leading to his dying.
The factor of stray livestock within the holy city again hit the headlines a few days in the past, after state local our bodies minister Navjot Singh Sidhu had an in depth brush with a stray bull all the way through his talk over with to Durgiana Temple.
Manish, 7, used to be the son of migrant labourers from Uttar Pradesh who labored at a brick kiln within the village. He had long past to pluck mangoes from a tree close to the brick kiln when a pack of dogs pounced on him.
Sources mentioned the boy attempted to run away however used to be dragged by means of the dogs, at least seven, into the fields and mauled. Some passersby spotted the boy being attacked by means of the dogs they usually rushed to his rescue. However, by means of then the boy had been bitten all over the body and used to be bleeding profusely.
Manish’s parents rushed him to a health facility in Nabha, from where he used to be taken to Rajindra health facility in Patiala and then to PGI in Chandigarh. He died of over the top bleeding around 2am on Sunday morning.
Deputy commissioner Kumar Amit mentioned the subject used to be being regarded into and administration would check the emerging collection of canine, especially within the rural areas. Mehas resident Balwinder Singh claimed repeated court cases to local officials for motion to check the rising collection of stray dogs within the village had remained unheeded.
‘Petitions prior to PSHRC, court failed to yield end result’
Punjab officials maintained that canine sterilization used to be being performed around the state and anti-rabies vaccine used to be additionally being provided at all executive hospitals at no cost.
The chairman of the Society for People’s Welfare and Awareness (SPWA), which had filed separate petitions prior to the Punjab State Human Rights Commission (PSHRC) and an area court in search of instructions to the government involved to put a check on the emerging collection of stray dogs within the state, mentioned each the petitions failed to yield any end result.
SPWA chairman Dr D S Bhullar instructed TOI, “After the PSHRC sought a record from the state executive on the petition, the federal government initiated a sterilization power which ended unexpectedly following protests by means of animal rights teams. The petition within the local court in search of compensation for the canine chew victims used to be additionally dismissed, claiming no such provision may well be made below the law.” He mentioned his NGO would seek the direct intervention of chief minister Amarinder Singh to address the issue, which had now attained alarming proportions with more than 300 canine chew cases being reported on a daily basis and two deaths within a span of 5 days.
Meanwhile, in Amritsar, a 65-year-old man used to be mauled to dying by means of a stray bull close to Durgiana Abadi on late Saturday night time. Rohan Mehra, son of the deceased mentioned his father had long past for a day-to-day stroll at around 9.45 pm on Saturday when a stray bull assault left him significantly injured, leading to his dying.
The factor of stray livestock within the holy city again hit the headlines a few days in the past, after state local our bodies minister Navjot Singh Sidhu had an in depth brush with a stray bull all the way through his talk over with to Durgiana Temple.
7-year-old boy mauled to death by stray dogs in Nabha
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