Chinese Manja Caused Injuries To Three More
Hyderabad, Jan 13 (Maxim News) Despite knowing that accidents are happening and lives are being lost due to Chinese manja, their sale and consumption are not stopping. Three more people are in danger of death as the sale of Chinese manja, which did not stop even after the High Court ordered it, did not stop.. Sales are continuing in a city where the High Court has banned the sale of Chinese manja. Recently, a young man was injured after being hit by a manja in Uppal. A young man named Saivardhan Reddy was seriously injured when the manja hit his throat while riding a bike. The locals who noticed him immediately admitted the injured person to a private hospital. Doctors said that Saivardhan’s health is stable at present. Meanwhile, accidents are happening to birds as well as humans due to Chinese manja. People are demanding that the police increase checks and stop the sale of manja, as there is huge damage to birds, electric wires and public property.
A software engineer was seriously injured after being wrapped around a Chinese manja. Chaitanya’s hand was severed when he was caught by a Chinese manja while riding a bike from Gachibowli to Hafeezpet. As soon as he reached the Botanical Garden flyover, the wind-blown manja that had cut off Chaitanya’s hand wrapped around it. His hand was cut and he was bleeding profusely. Locals rushed Chaitanya, who was seriously injured, to Madhapur Hospital. Chaitanya, who was suffering from injuries, was rushed to the hospital by locals. The employee is currently receiving treatment at a private hospital in Madhapur. Despite the ban on the use of Chinese manja, some people are using it without awareness, causing accidents. While flying kites, the manja breaks and hangs in the air. Due to this, accidents often occur when people traveling in vehicles are wrapped around it.
On the other hand, Sabhaval Madhu from Tirumalagiri in Nalgonda district was going from Hyderabad to Tirumalagiri on a bike on Friday. On the way, he was seriously injured when a Chinese manja hanging from an electric pole in a mall market on Sagar Highway hit his fingers. The locals who spotted him informed the Yacharam police. The police took the injured person to the hospital and inquired about the details of the trader selling the Chinese manja. (Maxim News)
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