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SEVERAL parks in Rohtak are crying for maintenance. Walking tracks have caved in, and many benches need to be repaired or replaced. Also, stray dogs must be kept out of these parks. The authorities concerned should take cognisance of the issue and initiate appropriate action in the interest of the area residents. —Satish Manchanda, Rohtak

Stray dogs in Hansi

PACKS of stray dogs can be seen roaming Hansi town. These dogs chase vehicles, and sometimes lead to road accidents. They also attack passers-by, especially children. Effective action is required in this regard. —Sneh Parashar, Hansi

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