‘Chinese manjha’ slits throat in Delhi, Seven year old girl died
A seven year old girl died after her throat was slit by a Chinese manjha.
A Seven year old girl died by a Chinese manjha, which slit her throat
On Wednesday, in Delhi’s Paschim Vihar area, a seven year old girl died after her throat got slit by a Chinese manjha, “a string coated with glass used for flying kites.”
A seven-year-old girl died in west Delhi after her throat got slit by a Chinese manjha (kite string), police saidhttps://t.co/WzFpilv8Fm
— HT Delhi (@htdelhi) July 20, 2023
According to the police, the horrific incident took place in Delhi’s Paschim Vihar area near Guru Harkishan Nagar when the girl was travelling on motorcycle with her sister and parents and was seated in front of his dad, when manjha slit her throat.
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Just after the incident they rushed to the nearby Sri Balaji Action Hospital.
Hospital informed the police as it was a MEDICO-LEGAL CASE (MLC).
A case under section 304 A IPC (causing death due to negligence) was registered by the Police.
Further investigation is underway.
OUR TAKE:
Chinese manjha, also known as Chinese glass-coated kite string, is a type of kite string that is coated with powdered glass or metal. It is known for its sharpness and strength, which makes it popular among kite enthusiasts. However, the use of Chinese manjha has also been associated with accidents and injuries, as the sharp string can pose a danger to people, animals, and even infrastructure.
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Due to safety concerns, there have been calls to ban or regulate the use of Chinese manjha and similar types of kite strings in India. These measures aim to prevent accidents and ensure public safety.
