In Gujarat’s Vav taluka, the road from Kundaliya Chowk to Karela village was built a year ago. However, this single-lane road is now covered with thorny babool trees, creating safety concerns for local drivers and pedestrians. The presence of nilgai, a type of antelope, adds to the danger, making it hard for two vehicles to pass each other safely. Residents express frustration that their concerns are not being taken seriously. They are calling for the removal of the babool trees to prevent accidents before they occur. The road is vital for farmers, students, and local traffic. Reports of bike accidents and slip incidents have become common, prompting calls for action from local authorities. The village is primarily engaged in agriculture, growing crops like wheat, bajra, and various vegetables. Kundaliya has basic facilities like schools and a milk dairy, but the safety of its main road is a growing worry. The community hopes that their voices will be heard and that necessary measures will be taken to clear the road for safer travel.
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