Kanpur. Now people will get relief from stray animals which have become a cause of terror for the people of the city through phone. Kanpur Municipal Corporation has issued a helpline number for this. WhatsApp number has also been issued. People can send photos and locations of stray animals on these numbers. Along with formation of cattle catching team, Quick Response Team (QRT) has also been formed. She will go to catch animals. 30 bulls and 8 cows were caught from the main markets and some other areas including Birhana Road and sent by vehicles to Nandishala and Gaushala. Along with this, the Municipal Corporation started a campaign to catch the monkeys. A total of 43 monkeys were caught in cages and sent to the forest. The campaign started from the Ganga Barrage. The Municipal Corporation’s cattle catching staff swung into action after pedestrians were injured by stray animals in the city.
This is how we will get rid of the bull
The Municipal Commissioner has decided that a special campaign will be run in all 110 wards of the city for 30 days only to catch the bull. A target has been set to catch 500 bulls in the campaign. On the instructions of Mayor Pramila Pandey, it was decided that the pet cows caught from the streets of the city will not be released under any circumstances. The animal owners who are abandoning the cows after milking will have to be taught a lesson.
Helpline and control room number
Information can be given by sending messages on WhatsApp numbers 8429526078 and 8601811111 or by sending photos of stray animals, current location or GPS location of the spot on WhatsApp. The team will reach as soon as the information is received. Information about the bull’s whereabouts can be given by calling the control room numbers 0512-2526004, 2526005, 18001805159, 8429525940. Municipal Commissioner Shiv Sharanappa GN says that the campaign to catch stray animals. Was going on continuously. After complaints from passers-by, a special campaign has been started to catch the bull. QRT has been formed. Helpline number has also been issued. Along with this, monkeys are also being kept in cages and sent to the forest.