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A |     New Delhi, Oct 19 (UNI) The Delhi Commission for Women Wednesday issued a notice to SSP Ghaziabad over the incident of alleged gangrape with a 38-year-old woman in Ghaziabad.

DCW Chief Swati Maliwal has issued a notice to SSP Ghaziabad in the matter and has sought an action taken report. The Commission has sought the copy of FIR along with details of arrests made in the matter, DCW in a statement stated.

The Commission received information about an alleged brutal gangrape with a woman in Ghaziabad. The victim who lives in Delhi's Nand Nagari area, had gone to Ghaziabad to participate in her brother’s birthday celebration on October 16. When she was returning at night, while waiting for an auto, four people allegedly kidnapped her in a car and took her to an unknown location, where one more person was present, the statement stated.

They allegedly gang raped her and continued to rape and torture her for two days. They even inserted an iron rod inside her private parts. Thereafter, they hid her in a jute bag, tied up her arms and legs and threw her out on a road, it stated.

The woman was found in a very serious condition in a pool of blood, with the iron rod still inside her! The woman is presently admitted in a hospital in Delhi in a very critical condition, it added.

Maliwal said, “A woman was kidnapped and gangraped brutally. A rod was inserted inside her, which was still stuck when she was found in a pool of blood. The woman is admitted to a hospital in critical condition."

UNI CM SHK1750。    (ECNS) -- As summer temperatures soar, pet owners in Chengdu, Southwest China, are increasingly turning to late‑night self‑service baths, air‑conditioned boarding facilities, and swimming pools to keep their pets cool.    According to a local pet store owner, full‑service bathing orders have surged 50% compared with off‑season levels, while grooming services have doubled and self‑service bathing has risen by about 30%. Most customers who opt for the self‑service option visit after dark, when evening temperatures are lower.    Pet hotels have also grown busier during the summer travel season. A 49‑room facility on the outskirts of Chengdu, for instance, currently houses 43 pets, with typical stays lasting seven to ten days. Owners can check on their animals via real‑time video feeds, and the hotel’s outdoor pool is open even to pets not staying overnight.    Pet industry workers cautioned that frequent bathing can damage animals’ natural skin barrier. They advised owners to walk pets during cooler hours and choose well-ventilated boarding facilities with suitable cooling equipment.    (By Intern Yang Hongran, Zhang Dongfang)                    。

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