UP Kabaddi Player Brijesh Solanki, 22, Dies of Rabies Weeks After Puppy Bite

Kabaddi player, 22, bit by puppy he was rescuing, dies of rabies - The Tribune

Despite the puppy bite, he did not seek medical treatment or receive an anti-rabies vaccine.

UP Kabaddi player Brijesh Solanki, 22, dies of rabies weeks after puppy bite

Brijesh Solanki, a 22-year-old Kabaddi player, died from rabies after being bitten by a stray puppy. His family, unaware of the bite's severity, did not seek vaccination.

State-Level Kabaddi Player Dies From Rabies After Puppy He Was Rescuing Bit Him

Brijesh Solanki, a state-level kabaddi player from Bulandshahr, died of rabies after a puppy bite. He mistook it for a minor injury and didn't get vaccinated.

UP kabaddi player, bitten by puppy he rescued a month ago, dies of rabies

A state-level kabaddi player in Uttar Pradesh's Bulandshahr died of rabies after he was bitten by a puppy that he rescued it a month ago. Before his death, a video showed him experiencing a violent rabies attack.

India’s stray dog menace is fuelling rabies deaths and daily bite cases. With 6 crore dogs roaming freely, sterilisation failure and poor laws make streets unsafe.

Dog bite cases are soaring, rabies deaths are increasing, and sterilisation programmes are failing. Yet authorities remain paralysed, allowing millions of strays to endanger everyday life in India’s streets, colonies and even gated communities.

Kabaddi Player Brijesh Solanki Dies of Rabies After Ignoring Vaccination for Dog Bite in UP’s Bulandshahr, Disturbing Video Shows Him Howling in Pain Before Death | 📰 LatestLY

Brijesh Solanki, a state-level kabaddi player from Bulandshahr, Uttar Pradesh, died of rabies on June 28 after ignoring a dog bite. Three months ago, he was bitten by a puppy while rescuing it but didn’t take a rabies vaccine, mistaking the pain for a sports injury. 📰 Kabaddi Player Brijesh Solanki Dies of Rabies After Ignoring Vaccination for Dog Bite in UP’s Bulandshahr, Disturbing Video Shows Him Howling in Pain Before Death.