Pernem beaches overrun with stray cattle that feed on plastic waste

PERNEM: Since the beach tourism season came to a close, stray cattle have found unhindered access to the beaches of Pernem, a sight witnessed as a group of them sauntered along the Ashwem-Morjim road on Saturday afternoon.

These ownerless cattle, left to wander, roam freely along the beach, causing inconvenience to even the off-season visitors. Feeding on discarded waste, particularly plastic, due to the absence of proper fodder, they pose a dual threat by encroaching on roads and disrupting traffic flow, leading to potential accidents.

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Concerned locals have voiced the urgent need for authorities to intervene, suggesting the relocation of these cattle to a safer environment. Their unchecked consumption of plastic puts their health at risk, warranting prompt action.

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