Stray cattle pose serious threat to vehicle users and pedestrians in Ramanathapuram
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Stray cattle roaming freely in Ramanathapuram have become a significant hazard for motorists and pedestrians, causing frequent traffic disruptions and accidents. Despite warnings, owners continue to release animals onto public roads to forage, creating dangerous conditions that worsen at night when animals blend into shadows. Residents report numerous incidents, including vehicle skids and near-misses, while pedestrians struggle to navigate blocked pavements.
Local commuter M. Selvam and resident K. Shanti highlighted the risks to public safety, noting that startled animals often charge at people.
CPI(M) district committee member P. Selvaraj criticized owners for prioritizing feed cost savings over safety and expressed frustration that repeated complaints to municipal and police authorities have yielded no effective action. Citizens are now demanding that the district administration enforce strict fines and impound wandering livestock to prevent further injuries and potential fatalities.
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