Panchkula School Case: PGIMER Director Visits Six-Year-Old Girl, Announces Free Treatment
- PGIMER Director Vivek Lal visited the six-year-old girl and assured her family that her treatment and all possible assistance would be provided free of charge.
- The girl, who sustained serious injuries at a school in Sector 20, Panchkula, was referred to PGI Chandigarh and has since shown considerable improvement.
- A PGIMER video showed the girl smiling, while her uncle Fazil described her recovery as a second chance at life.
- Police and government authorities are investigating the incident; the eight-year-old accused student was sent to an observation home, and cases were registered against school officials.
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PGIMER assures free treatment to six-year-old assault victim - The Tribune
Post-Graduate Institute of Medical Education and Research (PGIMER) Director Vivek Lal on Sunday assured free treatment and all possible assistance to the family of the six-year-old girl who was brutally assaulted by a Class III student at a Panchkula school. He visited the child at the institute and enquired about her health.
The smile finally returned to the face of the innocent girl from Panchkula, who was battling for her life in the hospital. The smiling photo and video of the girl, for whom people both within the country and abroad had been praying for her well-being for the past several days, has brought tears of joy and relief to everyone's eyes.
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A 6-year-old KG student at a government school in Panchkula suffered injuries to her head, forehead, and nose after being assaulted. Stitches have been applied to her head and forehead, and her nose is fractured. According to the girl's uncle, she has not suffered any major internal injuries and is now eating. Her health is steadily improving. She is expected to be discharged from PGI by Tuesday. The Education Department is covering the entire c…
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