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What our readers say: Monkey menace in Kasauli villages on the rise

R ISING simian population has left residents of villages around Kasauli scared. These monkeys have become a huge problem to the locals as they attack and bite people randomly. The authorities concerned are requested to take appropriate action in this...

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Updated At : 07:05 AM Feb 18, 2025 IST

R ISING simian population has left residents of villages around Kasauli scared. These monkeys have become a huge problem to the locals as they attack and bite people randomly. The authorities concerned are requested to take appropriate action in this regard to safeguard the people. Naveen, garkhal

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