Faith In Humanity Prevails: Traffic Personnel Provides Water To Thirsty Monkey

Writer: Aditya Pran Changkakati

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Telangana,  6 April 2022 11:50 AM GMT

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Traffic constable Sanjay Ghude was spotted by passers feeding water to animals from his bottles. Monkeys, langurs, dogs, cats and birds are often found roaming in the ghat, and birds especially get heatstroke as they fly high in the sky. Malshej Ghat has a thick forest cover, and thus most animals venture out on the roads. Following constable Sanjay’s footsteps, the traffic cops stationed at Malshej Ghat carry several water bottles with them to quench their thirst and offer it to the animals venturing out on the road from the nearby forests.