Risk of accident caused by cattle roaming on Valparai roads

Coimbatore: The public fears that vehicles are in danger of being hit by unheard of cattle on the main roads of Valparai and have demanded immediate action.


Coimbatore: The public fear that vehicles travelthe main roads of Valparai are in danger of being hit by livestock and have demanded immediate action.

There is a main road in Valparai municipality of Coimbatore district. Thousands of vehicles and the general public pass through this area. In this case, the goats, cows and buffaloes raised by a few in Valparai are roaming along the main road of Valparai. In particular, the statue of Gandhi roams the roads from the new bus station to the old bus station. Cattle roam the streets, threatening pedestrians and cyclists.

They also cross the front of vehicles and obstruct traffic. Thus, the public is greatly affected. In view of this, the Valparai municipal administration has appealed to the public and social activists to take immediate action.

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