Worst customer care service ever @TataMotors@TataCompanies got breakdown and their customer care executive are worst no doubt why everyone keeps telling about worst service.
@RailwaySeva train already departed from the source destination when will chart prepared I have to travel for my boarding station and my tickets in waitlisted
Do i have to pay twice for traveling resolve this issue please and send someone knowledgeable about the railway rules he is teaching me the rules.@IRCTCofficial
Waiting since 1 hr for my Loan account resolution at @HDFCBank_Cares@HomeLoansByHDFC Racecourse ring road branch, Rajkot two employee on leave. I think they got inspired by SBI service.
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IMPORTANT, Especially for Parents:
The case of Shahbaz is profoundly distressing. The child was bitten by a neighbor's dog a month ago but kept it a secret. He applied haldi to the wound, and within a few weeks, he began exhibiting symptoms of rabies, including a fear of water and light. Sadly, he succumbed to the illness in his parents' arms. Imagine the agony of parents helplessly watching their child go through this.
Rabies has no cure. No patient recovers. It has a 100% mortality rate. That's why you should do everything you can to prevent dog bites, especially when it comes to children. Here's what you can do:
1. Believe that it can happen to you and your family. Complacency often arises from ignorance.
2. Raise the issue with pet owners during your society meetings. Discuss it openly. Ensure that every pet is vaccinated. Mere assurance that the pet is vaccinated is not enough. In Shahbaz's case, neighbors also claimed that the pet was vaccinated. Make sure a copy of the pet's vaccination certificate is submitted with the society.
3. Segregate kids and pets in play areas, both by time and by space.
4. Advocate for strict leash laws in common areas.
5. Educate your kids. Inform them about the risks and emphasize that they shouldn't hide any contact with dogs from you.
6. If there are stray dogs in your colony, ensure that pet lovers in your society take responsibility for their vaccination and other needs.
7. If there is a problematic dog in or around your area, follow local procedures for addressing the issue. Don't fear the NGOs, dog lovers, etc. Always voice your concerns. Nothing is more important than the lives of your children.
8. Despite your best efforts, if a dog bite occurs, always consult a doctor in person, even if it's just a lick or minor scratch, even if the dog is confirmed vaccinated. One visit is a must. This applies to cat or monkey bites as well.