Jagran correspondent, Badaun. The Municipal Council administration is completely silent regarding the stray dogs roaming on the roads, whereas the Principal Secretary had given instructions to all the government departments that stray dogs should not be allowed to enter any office. Apart from this, the Supreme Court had also instructed the governments to make arrangements for stray dogs in shelter houses so that the attacks on people by them can be avoided.
There were also instructions that the government departments where the boundary is very low. Make it higher. Despite all this, no department has initiated any action. Stray dogs roaming on the streets often attack people. People have also lost their lives due to dog bites. A large number of people come to government hospitals to get anti-rabies vaccine.
The Supreme Court had also expressed its concern regarding stray dogs and had directed all the state governments to make arrangements for the stray dogs roaming on the streets to reach the shelter houses. After the order of the Supreme Court, the state government also became serious and on behalf of the government, the Principal Secretary instructed all the administrative officers to ban stray dogs in the offices.
It is also seen that the campuses of many government offices have been made their home by stray dogs. Where he is present all the time, the person coming to the government office for his work has to be careful. The Principal Secretary had given instructions to the Municipal Council and the Municipal Corporation to take immediate steps to stop the roaming of stray dogs.
Also, instructions were given to all the government departments that if the boundary of any department is not built or is low, then it should be raised. There are many places in the district where a large number of stray dogs roam on the roads all the time. Despite the orders of the Principal Secretary and the Supreme Court, the government departments have not yet taken any steps in this direction.
Common people believe that if steps are taken to stop the roaming of dogs roaming on the streets, then people will definitely get a lot of relief and attacks by stray dogs will also be avoided.
Teachers made nodal in-charge in some districts
To monitor stray dogs, teachers have been made nodal officers by the Basic Education Officers in some districts of the state and instructions have been given to the nodal officers in those districts that if they bite any person in their area, then they should get anti-rabies vaccine administered to the person concerned so that his life can be saved. No such process has started yet in Badaun district.
Three hundred patients came daily to get vaccinated
The number of patients getting anti-rabies vaccine in the district hospital is also increasing significantly. At least more than three hundred patients are reaching the hospital every day. Most of them include dog bite patients. Their number is reaching three thousand to four thousand in a month.
Similarly, the health centers of the district are also getting crowded. The Principal Secretary directs that there should be no shortage of vaccines in hospitals. Every patient should be vaccinated. If the vaccine is less then it will be arranged in advance.
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