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Parking woes on Parwanoo highway

TRUCKS parked on both sides of the Parwanoo highway obstruct the movement of vehicles. The town has no dedicated space for trucks to park. The authorities concerned should look into the matter to alleviate traffic woes faced by the commuters. Rajiv, Parwanoo

Stray cattle menace in mandi

STRAY cattle roaming on the road in the Purani Mandi area in Mandi pose a threat to the commuters travelling on this road. These cattle increase the risk of accidents as they venture onto roads randomly. The authorities concerned should shift these stray cattle to safer places. Rajesh, mandi

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