Dynamite News UP: Bahraich wolf attack injured jumps to 34, informs community doctor
The total number of people who have been injured in the alleged wolf attacks in Bahraich district has risen to 34. Read further on Dynamite News:
Bahraich: The total number of people who have sustained injuries in the alleged wolf attacks in Bahraich district has risen to 34, a doctor at the Community Health Centre in Mahasi said on Tuesday.
Total 34 hurt
Superintendent of the Mahasi Community Health Centre, Dr Ashish Verma said, "We have a list of total 34 persons who were injured in animal attacks. All have been treated while two of them were referred to the District Hospital in Bahraich. We had inquired about their situation, both of them are stable."
Doctor speaks
Responding to the question about the presence of adequate facilities at the CHC, Dr Verma said, "We have all the basic necessities present in the CHC to treat the injured individuals. On the orders of Chief Minister's Office, we have enough ARBs and ASBs available in the CHC to treat the patients. Since it is a flood-affected area, so we have enough cases of snake bites, hence, we have adequate amount of these medications."
Search still underway
The Uttar Pradesh Police and the Forest Department are continuing their search for two wolves under 'Operation Bhediya' in Bahraich district. The forest department had earlier caught four wolves. The pack of wolves is said to be behind several attacks on villagers in the region.
On Monday night, a five-year-old girl was injured in another alleged wolf attack in the same area. The girl is currently being treated at the Community Health Centre Mahasi.
A girl was badly injured
The girl was sleeping next to her grandmother at her home when suddenly a wolf attacked her, however swift action from her family members and neighbours saved her life.
Kalim, one of the neighbors of the girl child said that as soon as they heard screams of the family, they immediately went to save her and chased the wolf but the wolf managed to escape from the village. He also conveyed that it was the first time a wolf came to their village.
ADG speaks
ADG of the Gorakhpur Zone KS Pratap Kumar said, "Under a specialised strategy, the Forest Department is implementing a program in which the police department would also cooperate. The whole area has been divided into seven teams. Every gram panchayat is also given a police team. Surely, we will be successful soon."
On Monday, a three-year old girl was killed and two other women were injured in another wolf attack, spreading anger among the locals, who blamed that the administration for showing negligence in their work. (with Agency inputs)