Mohali: Monkey menace irks Phase 3B-2 residents

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Updated At : 12:39 PM Nov 16, 2021 IST

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Mohali, November 15

Residents of Phase 3B-2 are facing a lot of monkey menace these days. Residents are in the state of shock and fear as monkeys roam freely in streets and damage their property. They complained that employees of the Forest Department were not answering their phone calls.

Navneet Sharma, a resident of Phase 3B-2, rued, “Residents have tried to contact the Forest Department and other officials concerned, but all their efforts have proved futile. No one answers their phone call in the office.”

Residents said the Municipal Corporation should tackle the menace as monkeys were damaging property in the residential areas. — TNS

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