On Camera, Teen Basketball Player Dies In Freak Court Accident In Rohtak

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On Camera, Teen Basketball Player Dies In Freak Court Accident In Rohtak  What happened A 16-year-old national-level basketball player identified as Hardik Rathi died after the iron pole of a basketball hoop collapsed on him while he was practicing at a court in Lakhan Majra village, Rohtak district, Haryana. India Today The Indian Express The incident took place around 10:00 am local time and was captured on a CCTV camera. The footage reportedly shows Hardik running from the three-point line, jumping, grabbing the rim (as part of a dunk-practice), and the full hoop-structure crashing down on him. Hindustan Times Rozana Spokesman He was immediately taken to a hospital but succumbed to his injuries despite medical intervention. India Today The New Indian Express ⚠️ Safety concerns & possible negligence Reports say that the iron pole had rusted and was flagged a number of times prior to the accident — but no action was taken. Moneycontrol    Another similar ...
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US College Student, 23, Mauled To Death By 3 Pit Bulls She Was Caring For

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US College Student, 23, Mauled To Death By 3 Pit Bulls She Was Caring For

Here's a breakdown of what, so far, has been learned about the tragic case of the 23-year-old US college student who was mauled by three pit bulls, plus context and what's next.

What happened — key facts

• The victim was Madison Riley Hull, 23, a student at University of Texas at Tyler — she was months away from graduating with a bachelor’s degree in early childhood education. People.com+2Yahoo News Malaysia+2

• The incident occurred on November 21, 2025, in Tyler, Texas, while she was said to be pet sitting three pit bulls belonging to a family, whose house she was in — the house owners were reportedly out of town. Yahoo News Malaysia+2https://www.wbrc.com+2

• Hull had been babysitting the family's children for several weeks. On that day, she returned to let the dogs inside –and that’s when the three pit bulls attacked her in the backyard. AOL+2Yahoo News+2

• A neighbor called 911. When deputies arrived, a dog charged at one officer, who shot and killed that dog. The other two dogs fled, allowing first responders to reach Hull, but she died shortly thereafter from her injuries. www.ndtv.com+2https://www.wbrc.com+2

 Who she was, and family reaction

• Her mother Jennifer Hubbell said it defies belief as the dogs "seemed to love her" and the family are unable to understand how such a loving pet-sitting job should end so tragically. www.ndtv.com+2Yahoo News Malaysia+2

• In a fundraiser set up after her death, Hull was remembered as "full of love, full of life, free-spirited," with a deep passion for teaching — described as someone whose "heart was made for that work." Yahoo News+1

US College Student, 23, Mauled To Death By 3 Pit Bulls She Was Caring For


 Legal situation & aftermath

• One of the pit bulls was shot and killed at the scene. The two surviving dogs were taken into custody. A court hearing regarding their fate is scheduled - or was scheduled - for November 26. www.ndtv.com+2Yahoo News Malaysia+2

• Authorities are investigating the attack. Depending on what the probe finds, the owners may face legal scrutiny. www.ndtv.com+2Yahoo News Malaysia+2

Broader significance & concerns

This is not an isolated incident: fatal and severe dog-attack cases have recurred in the U.S., often involving several dogs at one time, with certain breeds, like pit bulls, sometimes mentioned. Wikipedia+1

• The case raises questions about pet safety, dog-ownership responsibility, and risk assessment when it comes to the care of animals, especially powerful breeds.

If you wish, I can check recent statistics about fatal dog attacks in the U.S. - over the last 5-10 years - to demonstrate how common or rare such an incident is.

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