A family of a Covid-19 victim attacked Dr. Siddhant Totla outside Prime Hospital in Pune, India, due to suspicions of the patient's death from a delay in oxygen supply. The 65-year-old patient had been treated in an ambulance but was declared dead before hospital admission. The family assaulted the doctor with a metal pole and vandalized a security cabin. No arrests have been made. The incident occurred amidst India's severe second wave of Covid-19, with record-breaking case numbers and deaths, and a strained healthcare system.

Beena Jiju Paul, a 46-year-old mother, died after accidentally running into a glass door at the Bank of Baroda in Perumbavoor, India, and falling onto a shard of glass that pierced her stomach. Despite being rushed to Perumbavoor Taluk Hospital, she succumbed to her injuries. The incident was captured on graphic footage showing her surrounded by a pool of blood. The Perumbavoor police have registered a case of unnatural death.

Kanubhai Khodabhai Bhil, a 38-year-old motorcyclist from Patan, Gujarat, India, was impaled by a metal rod from his bike after swerving to avoid an animal. The rod pierced his chest and abdomen, and he was taken to Ahmedabad Hospital where doctors performed a two-and-a-half-hour surgery. Despite the severity of the injury, Mr. Bhil was allowed to eat food just three days after the surgery and is expected to make a full recovery. Dr. Hitendra Desai, an assistant professor of surgery, noted the rarity of such a surgery.

A man named Rauf lost his hand to a saw blade while fleeing from a charging bull in Manipuram, India. The severed hand was quickly preserved in ice by onlookers, and plastic surgeons at Aster MIMS Kozhikode, led by Dr Krishnakumar, performed a rare two-stage surgery to reattach it. Rauf regained 90 percent functionality of his hand and is expected to recover fully with physiotherapy.

Suresh, a 35-year-old motorcyclist and farmer from Andhra Pradesh's East Godavari district in India, miraculously recovered after being impaled by a metal rod through his neck and mouth following a road accident. He was trying to avoid a collision with a three-wheeler when he lost control and hit a pile of construction materials. Passers-by rushed him to Kakinada Hospital, where surgeons successfully removed the rod. Suresh expressed gratitude to the good samaritans and doctors who saved his life.

A leopard attacked a boy named Milan Rana and a forest ranger, Bijay Khuntia, in Bolangir district, Orissa, India. Another man, Satyajit Kundakel, incurred minor injuries. The leopard was eventually tranquilized and caged after a 12-hour rescue operation. The incident began when the leopard entered a villager's house, leading to the attacks. The forest department faced challenges due to the disturbance caused by villagers during the operation.