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School girl has serious injury, but MSSA lacks doctor, first aid kit

Updated On: 19 February, 2020 07:22 AM IST | Mumbai | Gordon D'costa

Utpal Sanghvi player Rushali Jhaveri suffers serious knee injury during girls U-14 football match, but schools body obviously has not learnt their lessons.

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Utpal Sanghvi's Rushali Jhaveri is carried off on a plastic chair by her teammates, coach and school staff to be rushed to the hospital

Utpal Sanghvi's Rushali Jhaveri is carried off on a plastic chair by her teammates, coach and school staff to be rushed to the hospital

Rushali Jhaveri of Utpal Sanghvi School (Juhu) sustained a serious knee injury during a Mumbai Schools Sports Association (MSSA) girls' U-14 Div-II inter-school football match against Udayachal School at Cooperage on Tuesday afternoon.

Shockingly, there was no doctor at the venue to treat her. Nor was even basic first aid medical kit provided by MSSA. There was no arrangement even for ice which is an essential applicant in most injuries.

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