New Delhi: In a distressing incident in Ghaziabad’s Shalimar Garden, a 10-year-old woman suffered critical accidents after being attacked by a pet pitbull whereas she was taking part in. The assault, which occurred round 6:30 p.m. yesterday, resulted in deep wounds to the woman’s eye, mouth, thigh, and cheek, necessitating her admission to a close-by hospital.
The sufferer, recognized as Alia, the daughter of Naz Mohammad, was taking part in close to her residence within the B-7 DLF space of Shalimar Garden when the neighbor’s pitbull from constructing B-8, owned by Parveen, launched the vicious assault. Following the incident, Alia was initially taken to Delhi’s GTB Hospital and subsequently to different personal hospitals earlier than being admitted to Kaushambi Max Hospital for therapy.
“The pitbull inflicted severe bites to the girl’s eye, mouth, thigh, and cheek, causing significant injury,” authorities reported. The ongoing surgical procedure at Max Hospital has been underway for over three hours in an effort to deal with the grievous accidents sustained by the younger woman as a result of canine assault.
Last 12 months, separate incidents in Ghaziabad noticed two kids, aged 7 to eight years previous, attacked by pet pitbulls. In one occasion, a 7-year-old boy had his left ear and a portion of his lip bitten off by the pitbull.
The Ghaziabad (*10*) Corporation (GMC) has imposed a ban on three particular canine breeds—Pit bull, Rottweiler, and Dogo Argentino—as pets. For those that have already got these breeds, the company mandated the house owners to get them registered by December 2022.Â
The incident has sparked issues over the protection of residents, particularly kids, in areas the place such canine are saved. Authorities are urged to take swift motion to forestall related incidents and make sure the security of the group.
