Tirunelveli Reader’s Mail
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Tirunelveli Reader’s Mail
Traffic police must crack the whip
It is saddening to read the recent report: ‘Four of family killed in road accident near Ambasamudram’ in Tirunelveli district. Three or four persons riding a single two-wheeler has become a common sight. Parents carry three to five children (neighbour’s wards too) to school with school bags hanging on the sides and handle bar, oblivious to the danger. Three college students on a bike overspeeding is also a common sight. Traffic authorities seldom notice this though they check for riders without helmet. It is high time the police took stern action against offenders.
Rajakumar Arulanandham,
Palayamkottai
Speed-breakers must be erected
It is spine chilling to read about precious lives lost in gory road accidents which occur very frequently these days. They are caused due to rash and reckless driving. To prevent accidents, I request the Kanniyakumari district administration to erect speed-breakers at frequent intervals on all roads.
K. Chelliah,
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