Stray cattle menace on the rise in Yamunanagar

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Updated At : 01:11 PM Aug 20, 2022 IST

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Stray cattle menace on the rise

Stray cattle menace is on the rise in the twin cities of Yamunanagar and Jagadhri. A large number of stray cattle can be seen roaming and creating a nuisance on the main roads and in the streets. They disrupt the movement of the traffic and have been causing accidents. The MC authorities are expected to take some concrete measures to avoid any untoward incidents. Amar Nath, Yamunanagar

Poor upkeep of Park in Faridabad

Almost all the swings and slides of the Town Park in Sector 12 are lying damaged or partially broken, posing a risk for the children. Despite the park being one of the favourite places of children and families, it is poorly maintained and facilitated. The park is located right under the nose of the head office of the administration and the HSVP but the authorities pay no heed. Varun Shokand, Faridabad

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