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Gujarat boy dies after monkeys rip out his intestine

Gujarat: The 10-year-old boy was playing with friends when the incident took place.

Published on: Nov 14, 2023, 11:55:40 IST
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Monkeys killed a 10-year-old boy in Gujarat's Gandhinagar. The forest officials and the police said the incident took place near a temple in Dehgam Taluka's Salki village on Tuesday. The victim has been identified as Dipak Thakor.

Forest officials are trying to nab the monkeys. (PTI representational photo)
Forest officials are trying to nab the monkeys. (PTI representational photo)

Dipak Thakor was playing with friends when the incident took place.

An official told PTI that the boy's intestine was ripped out by the monkeys.

He was rushed to a local hospital but was declared dead on arrival.

"His intestine was ripped out in the attack. He rushed to his house and was taken to a hospital where doctors declared him dead on arrival. This is the third attack by monkeys in the village within a week," an official said.

This was the third attack by monkeys in a week.

Forest official Vishal Chaudhary said the department had been trying to catch the monkeys in the village.

"There is a large troop of monkeys in the village, including four adults who have been involved in attacks in the past one week. Two of them have been rescued. Efforts are on to cage another," he said, per PTI.

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