Sunita, a resident of Kumharaua village, was admitted in the delivery ward on May 14. She later gave birth to a baby girl. As there were no beds available in the district hospital, she had to spend the night sleeping on the floor.
On May 15, their second night of sleeping on the floor, Sunita saw bleeding from her newborn's finger. She also spotted a rat running away, which made it clear that the rodent had nibbled on her child's finger.
Talking to IANS, the hospital's regional medical officer S.S. Gujjar agreed that there are bite marks on the girl's finger but said that it is unclear if the wounds are due to a rat.
"The newborn has been given injections against any infections and she is healthy," he added.
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