A young girl in Adisham, India, has succumbed to a rare skin infection that caused severe itching, leading to her untimely death. Laxmi Priya, a student of a local school, had been suffering from the infection for several months, despite undergoing multiple treatments. Her parents revealed that they had attempted to cut her hair as a precautionary measure, but the girl had refused.
As the infection worsened, it began to affect her scalp, causing her to withdraw from social interactions. Her family claimed that she stopped going outside due to the foul odor emanating from her scalp, which she tried to conceal by covering her hair.
According to reports, Laxmi Priya’s family was aware of her illness, but they did not realize the gravity of the situation. The girl was admitted to the hospital three days before her death, but unfortunately, she succumbed to her illness despite receiving treatment.
Laxmi Priya’s mother revealed that her daughter had stopped showing her hair after the infection began, which led to the family being unaware of the extent of the infection. The incident has raised concerns about the need for better awareness and treatment of such rare skin conditions.
In other news, a 33-year-old woman’s decomposed body was found in a septic tank on a vacant plot in Nashatpur, Bhopal. The police investigation revealed that she was involved in an illicit relationship and had allegedly killed children in the past.
In a separate incident, the Indian government has suspended the licenses of two Haj and Umrah companies for violating resident services regulations. Meanwhile, former Indian minister Rohit Pawar has written to the Home Minister demanding a comprehensive and transparent investigation into the recent plane crash.
In Bangladesh, the Election Commission has announced the final results of the recent general elections, with the Awami League-led coalition securing a landslide victory. The Jamaat-e-Islami Bangladesh has accepted the results, while the opposition has expressed frustration with the electoral process.
In other international news, the Saudi government has reported that over 15 million pilgrims attended the final Friday of Ramadan at the Grand Mosque in Mecca. The Iranian Supreme Leader’s senior advisor has stated that Iran’s missile program is a red line and cannot be negotiated.
The Hamas movement has called for the removal of foreign forces from the Israeli-Palestinian conflict and the establishment of a ceasefire. The US military is reportedly preparing for a prolonged operation against Iran.
The Indian and Pakistani cricket teams have arrived in Colombo for the upcoming Test match at the Arpida Stadium. However, the teams’ captains failed to shake hands before the toss, while Pakistan’s Sajid Ali Agha took an early wicket in the first over.
Former Pakistani and Australian cricketers have praised Pakistan’s spin bowler Usman Qadir’s bowling action, while Indian former cricketer Sanjay Manjrekar has criticized the BCCI’s policy as “foolish” and “shameful.”
In France, police stopped a speeding red Ferrari but were surprised to learn that the driver was a homeless person living on government assistance while driving a car worth $2.5 million.
