A Korean tourist was bitten by a monkey at the Taj Mahal in India and sustained injuries, but an ambulance did not arrive for one hour, sparking controversy. The victim received emergency treatment at a health center and then moved to a hospital by taxi. The Archaeological Survey of India (ASI) requested the Agra authorities to capture monkeys and stray dogs, but no action has been taken yet. Online voices are pointing out the need for animal regulations in tourist areas and the lack of basic emergency facilities.
