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  • Consumer court orders Guwahati cinema hall to pay Rs 60,000 to woman who was bitten by rat

    Consumer court orders Guwahati cinema hall to pay Rs 60,000 to woman who was bitten by rat

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    Guwahati: A cinema hall in Guwahati was asked by a consumer court to pay Rs 60,000 to a 50-year-old woman, who was bitten by a rat during a movie show.

    The District Consumer Disputes Redressal Commission of Kamrup directed Galleria Cinema in Bhangagarh to pay the woman Rs 40,000 as compensation for mental agony, and Rs 20,000 for pain and suffering, besides reimbursement of medical bill of Rs 2,282 and another Rs 5,000 towards covering the cost of proceedings.

    The woman had gone to the hall with her family for the 9 pm show of a movie on October 20, 2018. During the interval, she felt something had bitten her on the foot, and she immediately rushed out after starting to bleed, her lawyer Anita Verma told PTI on Friday.

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    The cinema hall authorities failed to provide her with any first aid and none of its staff accompanied her to the hospital, she maintained.

    “At the hospital, she was kept under observation for two hours as the doctors were initially not sure what had bitten her. She was later treated for rat bite,” Verma added.

    She moved the court, seeking compensation of Rs 6 lakh for mental agony, pain and suffering, besides the amount incurred towards her medical treatment and other expenses.

    Contesting the allegations, Galleria Cinema said that proper hygiene is maintained within its premise and that they had offered first aid to the woman, which she had refused.

    Galleria Cinema urged the court to reject the complaint, and sought a compensatory cost of Rs 15,000.

    After hearing the arguments, and taking into consideration the documents submitted by woman and that no evidence could be produced in support of the claims made by the cinema hall, the court ordered the payment of the compensation on April 25.

    The cinema hall was negligent in maintaining hygiene for giving proper service to the viewers as required under the Cinematography Act and other obligations, the court said.

    The amount is to be paid within 45 days, failing which an interest of 12 per cent per annum will be levied from the date of judgement, it said.

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    ( With inputs from www.siasat.com )

  • Telangana: Additional Collector bitten by stray dog while on evening stroll

    Telangana: Additional Collector bitten by stray dog while on evening stroll

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    Hyderabad: An additional district collector (revenue) in Siddipet district has become a victim of stray dog menace.

    The official- Srinivas Reddy – was bitten by a dog when he was on an evening walk near his house in the collectorate complex housing the quarters of the district collector and other officials on the outskirts of Siddipet town.

    The official sustained grievous injuries on both legs and was taken to the government hospital at Siddipet. He was kept in the Intensive Care Unit of the hospital for observation and was later discharged.

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    The incident occurred on Saturday night but came to light on Tuesday. In another incident at the same place, a man and the collector’s pet dog were injured in an attack by a stray dog.

    A boy was also injured in another incident of dog bite near the collectorate.

    The incidents highlight the growing menace of stray dogs in Siddipet and many other towns in Telangana.

    Several incidents of dog bite have been reported from various parts of the state in recent days. After a four-year-old boy was mauled to death by a pack of stray dogs in Hyderabad in February, the municipal administration department had announced a series of measures to check the menace but the incidents of dog bites continue to be reported from several districts.

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    ( With inputs from www.siasat.com )

  • 220 People Bitten In Ladakh in January, HC Initiates Suo Moto Action

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    SRINAGAR: In an unusual development, Ladakh is witnessing massive rise in dog bites. This led the Jammu, Kashmir Ladakh High Court to take suo moto action asking the administration to submit response within a fortnight.

    A division bench comprising Chief Justice N Kotiswar Singh and Justice Sanjay Dhar noted that the registered dog bite cases in Ladakh have drastically increased from 854 in 2017 to 2229 in 2022. In January 2023 alone, dog have bitten 220 people.

    The court expressed its concern that this drastic surge in the cases has not only created fear among the local population but also among the tourists visiting Ladakh.
    Now the street dogs are attacking wild herbivores, which is of grave concern for the local people and cattle owners.

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  • Surat toddler bitten savagely by dogs, succumbs in hospital

    Surat toddler bitten savagely by dogs, succumbs in hospital

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    Surat: A two-year-old girl, who was cornered by three to four dogs and received 30 to 40 bites, succumbed to her injuries at a government hospital in Surat on Thursday.

    Her father, Ravikumar Kahar, said that he and his wife are daily wage earners and live in a labour colony near Diamond Bourse in Khajod area. When the couple were on work on Sunday, he received word that dogs had bitten his two-year-old daughter, returned home, and rushed her to the government hospital.

    When the girl was brought in, she had 30 to 40 dog bite marks on her head, arms, and legs – even near her lungs and on her back, and some wounds were quite deep, doctors said. Doctors had carried out a minor operation on the girl and she was recovering after three days of treatment, but succumbed, hospital’s resident medical officer, Dr Ketan Nayak said.

    The Surat Municipal Corporation has hired a non-government hospital for sterlisation of dogs and daily 30 dogs are sterilised, the dog population in the city is 20,000, and the corporation is doing all that it can do to control the dog menace, Mayor Hemaliben Boghawala said.

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    ( With inputs from www.siasat.com )