A seven-month-old baby was attacked and killed by a pack of stray dogs in Ayodhya Nagar area of ​​Bhopal on Wednesday. Video of the gruesome incident showed the child's arm being torn off by the rabid canines.

Bhopal News: Days after a seven-month-old baby boy fell prey to a pack of stray dogs in Madhya Pradesh's capital Bhopal, Chief Minister Mohan Yadav on Sunday sought suggestions from the people of the state to curb the menace of rabid canines terrorizing the state capital. curb. .

“To prevent such incidents, it is necessary that suggestions are sought from people so that appropriate action can be taken,” Yadav said in a video shared on his official X handle.

Expressing grief over the heartbreaking death of the child who was mauled to death by stray dogs in Ayodhya Nagar area of ​​Bhopal on Wednesday, the Chief Minister said he has issued instructions to administrative officials to ensure that such incidents are not repeated.

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“The news of the death of a child due to a dog bite in Bhopal is very heartbreaking. I have issued instructions to the administrative officials to ensure that such incidents do not recur and how they can be stopped,” Yadav said in a post on X.

CM Yadav extended his condolences to the bereaved families, laborers of Guna district and also announced an ex-gratia amount of Rs 4 lakhs and ensured that strict measures were taken to prevent such incidents.

He also urged people to inform their respective district collectors about open borewells to prevent children from accidentally falling into them

7-month-old baby mauled by stray dogs

In a gruesome incident, a seven-month-old baby was attacked and killed by a pack of stray dogs in Bhopal's Ayodhya Nagar area on Wednesday. A video of the gruesome incident that went viral on social media platforms showed the child's arm being torn off by the canines.

The child's body was exhumed after the family itself performed the last rites on Wednesday and sent for post-mortem on Saturday, police said.

Ayodhya Nagar Inspector Mahesh Nilhare said the child's mother had put him on the ground to work nearby and a pack of stray dogs lying in wait attacked the baby and dragged him away.

People in the area raised the alarm, but by then the dogs had disfigured and severed the child's arm, killing him on the spot, the official said.

Following the incident, the Bhopal Municipal Corporation has captured eight stray dogs from Ayodhya Nagar, while the Collector has ordered a campaign to capture such animals, officials said.

(With PTI inputs)

Brigitte Nielsen talks proudly about raising her five-year-old child at the age of 60 after a thirteen-year struggle with IVF, proudly saying, “There’s no such thing as too old!”

The Danish film star, known for her ’80s action roles such as Red Sonja, also defended her 15-year age difference with her current husband Mattia Dessi, 45, in an interview with People.

Nielsen, who was previously married to Sylvester Stallone and dated Arnold Schwarzenegger, said: ‘We don’t say that to men who have children in their sixties, seventies or even eighties!’ and added, “Look at Robert DeNiro. He is 79 and has a seven-month-old son.’

The Creed II actress said when she finally got pregnant with Frida at the age of 55 after more than a decade of IVF treatments, the message was that she was “too old” to have a baby at her age.

“Half the world said that when I got pregnant at 55, including my four eldest sons,” she said.

The Guardians of the Justice (Will Save You) star is the mother of Julian Winding, 39, from her first marriage to composer Kasper Winding.

She shares Killian, 33, with Mark Gastineau.

Sons Aaron, 30, and Raoul, Jr, 28, are from her marriage to ex-husband Raoul Meyer.

The Mercenaries star said she faced similar criticism about her age when she first met her husband. She was 41 and the Italian model was 25.

“I remember people saying, ‘It’s ridiculous, who does she think she is?'” she recalled.

‘ A good marriage is about making it exciting and about acceptance and respect. You should never try to change the person you fell in love with to “make him better.” Let them be themselves.’

The couple will soon celebrate their 20th anniversary. Many of her critics cannot say the same.

“All those people who laughed and pointed fingers at me are now divorced and we are still together.”

The Rocky IV star said when she finally got pregnant with Frida, “The doctor warned me to be realistic about my chances. He told me I had a two and a half percent chance of getting pregnant, so when it finally happened it was just amazing.”

“And then there was fear, because as a 54-year-old I was at such risk.”

Instead, her last pregnancy was “the easiest pregnancy I’ve ever had,” she claimed.

‘Maybe because I’d done it four times before and my priorities had shifted. It was a deep, deep desire within me and a choice.”

‘When I finally gave birth it was all so easy and brilliant.’

In what many would call her “golden years,” Brigitte said she thinks being a mother is easier at this stage of her life.

“You know how kids say grandmothers are the best? I feel like I have that mentality and emotion,” she explained.

“I now have the patience and that extra bit of love to give, and I think that’s because I’m the age of a grandmother.”

The Red Sonja star said things were different with her older children. First, she is less tired.

“When I was a younger mother, I was often juggling being single, being on a plane, being on a movie set. Now Frida comes first.’

Brigitte, who lives in Marbella, Spain, with her husband and daughter, has also adopted healthier habits along the way. She no longer smokes or drinks.

Recently released footage has shown the moment a man killed his girlfriend’s seven-month-old girl after allegedly kidnapping her and driving his car into a home in Ohio.

Johnathon J Baker, 23, of North Baltimore, Ohio, allegedly took the child while armed with a gun. Soon after, he contacted the girl’s mother and told her that he was feeling homicidal and suicidal and said he killed the child.

Police dashboard and bodycam footage now reveal the moments before Baker accelerated in his yellow Camaro during a police chase and it crashed into the side of a house, killing the baby inside.

The alleged kidnapper is still in critical condition in hospital and police have launched a murder investigation.

At about 3:43 p.m., the Seneca County Sheriff’s Office was notified of the kidnapping by Wood County deputies and told them that the kidnapper was headed their way with the Camaro.

Tiffin police said an off-duty officer located the man in the yellow Camaro and radioed the information to the emergency room.

Baker’s car was followed by police for several minutes before suddenly “erratically” jerking to the left and going off the road.

He crossed the lane with oncoming traffic and rammed the car into the side of a house on S. Sandusky Street at high speed.

Footage shows the car flying over a small bump before crashing into the terrain. No one was home during the ordeal.

Several police officers and a civilian immediately rushed to the mutilated car and attempted to open the passenger-side door. Airbags deployed during the crash.

The baby was removed from the vehicle through the rear window and life-saving protocols were administered as she was bleeding from her head and was breathing labored.

She was rushed to hospital, where she died.

It took emergency responders an hour and a half to remove 23-year-old Baker from his vehicle.

Law enforcement did not confirm whether Baker was related to the child.

Chief David W. Pauly said in a statement: “The incident began yesterday, June 27, 2023, in the city of North Baltimore, Ohio, as a dispute between the child’s mother (name withheld) and her boyfriend, 23-year-old – old Johnathon J. Baker. Baker took the 7-month-old child and left in his vehicle.

“The North Baltimore Police Department has issued a BOLO to police in the area, with a special focus on Seneca and Sandusky counties. The vehicle was observed driving through the town of Tiffin.

Seneca County Sheriff and Tiffin Police cruisers attempted a traffic check.

“The suspected vehicle accelerated rapidly and swerved to the left of the roadway and crashed into a residence at 613 S. Sandusky St. No one was in the home at the time of the accident.

“The child was removed from the vehicle where life-saving protocols were administered. Baker also received medical attention.

“Both baby and Baker were transported by ambulance to Tiffin Mercy Hospital. The child succumbed to her injuries and died shortly after arriving at the hospital.

Baker was airlifted to Toledo St. Vincent’s Hospital, where he remains in critical condition.

“Tiffin’s detectives are investigating this incident. The investigation is ongoing and additional search warrants, interviews and other investigative steps will be taken.

“The Ohio Bureau of Criminal Investigation has been requested to assist in the processing of evidence.

“The Tiffin Police Department is cooperating with the North Baltimore Police Department, the Seneca County Sheriff’s Office and both Seneca and Wood County prosecutors regarding this tragic incident.”

Tiffin resident Jason Miller said he was at his home Tuesday afternoon when he heard the loud crash.

“There were seven or eight officers who stopped, got out, guns drawn, ran to the car,” Miller said. “Then I saw the paramedics pull over… they took the baby out right away.”

Police said when they searched the car they found a gun and two blank cartridges.

“My heart breaks for the family of this innocent child and rest assured that this case will be thoroughly investigated to determine exactly why and what happened today,” Tiffin Chief Pauly said.

“This was an unfortunate tragedy today and these things are also taking their toll on our first responders. My thoughts and prayers are with them too,” he added.