What our readers say: Faulty design of flyover endangers lives

Tribune News Service

Updated At : 10:01 AM Mar 28, 2025 IST

Due to the faulty design of an NHAI flyover here, when commuting to Sirsa and Hisar from Narwana, one has no option but to cover some distance on the wrong side. A bus driver was recently driving on the wrong side, and collided with a speeding tractor, leaving many injured. The NHAI should address the issue on priority. —Ramesh Gupta, Narwana

Monkey menace in Rohtak

IN Rohtak, monkeys frequently invade homes, schools and markets, causing disruptions and posing a risk to people's safety. They often snatch food, damage property and create chaos in public areas. Residents have reached out to the district authorities in this regard, but the issue remains unresolved, threatening residents’ safety. —Subhash, Panipat

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