Cow Injured in Wild Buffalo Attack

Mullur, July 15: Wild buffaloes are on the rise in the local Mullur, Kargodu area, and wild buffaloes and bison coming from the reserved forest are camping in the neighboring coffee plantation. Due to this, the workers working in the plantation are working in fear.

It is common for wild buffaloes to cross the main road from the coffee plantation to the coffee plantation on the other side day and night in Mullur, Kanive, Basavanahalli area. Due to this, there have been incidents where motorists are frightened by seeing wild buffaloes.

On Wednesday afternoon, near the Basaveshwara temple in the village Kargodu, when the cows belonging to a village Dharmachari were tied up for grazing, a wild buffalo from the neighboring coffee plantation attacked the cows. At this time, the cows tore the rope and ran away. One of the cows was injured by the wild buffalo. When the workers working nearby shouted, the wild buffalo ran into another coffee plantation nearby. After getting information, the forest department officials and staff rushed to the spot and chased the wild buffalo away from the coffee plantation by making firecrackers and other noises. The cow injured by the wild buffalo attack was treated by a veterinarian.

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