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- Commuters at the Neriamangalam bus stand report that large packs of stray dogs are occupying the public seating and shelter areas.
- Many travelers avoid using the shelter due to the dogs' aggressive behavior and the foul odor caused by their skin conditions.
- The situation persists because local residents provide food to the dogs, leading to an increasing population.
- Previous attempts by the Kavalangad Grama Panchayat to manage the issue through animal birth control programs have ceased prematurely.
- Local residents and merchants are now calling for immediate action to address the public health and safety threat.
What to watch next
- Whether the Kavalangad Grama Panchayat resumes the animal birth control project.
- Any new measures implemented by local authorities to curb the stray dog population at the bus stand.
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