दिल्ली के Punth Kalan में 7 साल की Chhavi की रेबिज़ इनजेक्शन के 25 दिन बाद जान गई Ambedkar Hospital скачать в хорошем качестве

दिल्ली के Punth Kalan में 7 साल की Chhavi की रेबिज़ इनजेक्शन के 25 दिन बाद जान गई Ambedkar Hospital

#DelhiNews #DogBiteDeath #HealthNegligence #StrayDogs #ChhaviSharma #RabiesDeath #AAPvsBJP #DelhiHospitals #Poothkalan #IndiaNews2025 #Delhi #punthkalan #Rohini A horrific incident has come to light in outer Delhi's Poothkalan area, which has not only shaken the hearts of the people but has also raised serious questions about the failure of the system. A seven-year-old girl died 25 days after she was bitten by a stray dog. The girl, identified as Chhavi Sharma, was bitten by a stray dog on June 30 at four places in her hand and leg. Immediately after the accident, he was rushed to Ambedkar Hospital in Rohini, where he was given anti-rabies injection. The family had hoped that the treatment would cure the child, but what happened next shook everyone. There have been allegations of serious negligence during treatment. Family members said that even before the third dose, the girl had started having high fever and vomiting. As her condition deteriorated, she was referred from Ambedkar Hospital to RML and then to Safdarjung Hospital, but did not get any relief. When she returned home on July 24, her health deteriorated. The next day, on the evening of July 25, he was admitted to a private hospital, but doctors could not save him. This whole case has exposed the health system of Delhi. Why was there such laxity in treating a deadly infection like rabies? Are government hospitals still getting food in the name of treatment? The question also arises as to why the necessary steps were not taken in time after the condition of the girl deteriorated? Could the child's death have been prevented if even a little seriousness was shown in the treatment? On the other hand, this incident is again a reminder of the danger of stray dogs. In a metropolis like Delhi, thousands of stray dogs are seen roaming the streets every day. It is the responsibility of the administration to take concrete steps to monitor and control them, but sadly, this does not seem to be happening. Every day there are reports of dog bites somewhere, but no concrete plan is made. Is it necessary to kill an innocent person so that the system wakes up? And in such a situation, another question arises on those people who become excessively emotional about dogs. It is not wrong to love dogs, but is it right to turn a blind eye even when they become a threat to humans? Shouldn't these animal lovers be wondering what the pain of a child would be when a stray dog bites him? The story of the image is very emotional. His mother died three months after his birth. After that, her uncle and aunt adopted her and brought her from Kanpur countryside to Delhi. She was still studying in the fourth grade and was dreaming of her future. But a dog attack and reckless system took away his life. Uncle and aunt are crying and crying. The family is now demanding an inquiry into the matter and action against those responsible. But the biggest question is whether the administration and health system will learn anything from this death or will an innocent person become a victim of similar negligence next time?