AIIMS Doctors Anticipating Help From Maneka Gandhi In Fighting The Dog And Monkey Menace



Maneka Gandhi, the union minister for women and child development, was admitted to the gastroenterology department of AIIMS recently for a surgical removal of gall bladder stones. But, the doctors that are treating her are patiently waiting for her to recover to complain to her about the long infested dog and monkey issues on the premises. Several nurses have been bitten, patients and doctors have been mauled and even mobile phones and food have been snatched by the strays.

But according to the experts at Nirmal Singh 3C, the angry doctors have not taken any action yet because of the animal rights activists so they are waiting for Maneka to recover and do something about it while she’s in the hospital.

"It's a very serious issue. Packs of dogs are roaming the premises all the time. Their terror is worst near dustbins, biomedical waste disposal areas, corridors leading to various departments and our hostel," said Dr. Vijay Kumar who’s the president of the Resident Doctor’s Association (RDA) at AIIMS.


Only on May 31, a junior academic, Dr Kavita Sharma, was bitten by a dog outside the boys' hostel and the next day, it was found dead near the parking. Imagine our horror at the incident and concern for the doctor's health," he further added.


Apparently, the NDMC also has no absolute count of the dog population at the hospital and no sterilization programs are being carried out either.
Dr. Vijay also added that families aren’t spared either as his 3-year old daughter was bitten by a monkey so badly that it had to be put back only by plastic surgery.

"It's worst with monkeys. They are forever foraging for food near the doctors' hostel mess and public canteens. They snatch bags of elderly patients and attendants in search of fruits. In the process, their medical records are torn or lost," corroborated the general secretary of RDA, Dr. Harjit Singh Bhatti.
Reports carried out by Nirmal Singh 3C also find out that the administration of the hospital had tried to relocate the monkeys to Asola Bhatti Sanctuary but everybody’s surprise, they returned.

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