Stray Animal Menace: Three Injured in Two Accidents in North Gujarat
November 13, 2026
Vadali: Three people were injured in two separate motorcycle accidents involving stray animals on the Vadali-Idar highway over two consecutive days, raising concerns over the persistent menace of stray animals on the road.
The accidents occurred on Thursday evening and Friday afternoon after a dog and a cow suddenly crossed the road, causing motorcycle riders to lose control and sustain serious injuries. Vadali police personnel rushed the injured to hospital, helping ensure they received timely medical attention.
In the first incident on Thursday evening, two people travelling on a motorcycle from Vadali towards Idar were injured after their vehicle struck a dog near Vatpalli. Both riders fell on the road and sustained serious injuries. Upon receiving information, Vadali police reached the spot and arranged for their transportation to Vadali Civil Hospital in a 108 ambulance.
In the second incident on Friday afternoon, another motorcyclist heading towards Idar met with an accident after a cow suddenly crossed his path near a CNG pump. The rider fell on the road and sustained severe head injuries.
Considering his critical condition and the need for immediate medical attention, Head Constable Vishnusinh, along with Kirtibhai, Sureshsinh, Nareshbhai and female GRD personnel from Vadali Police Station, arranged for his transportation in a rickshaw instead of waiting for a 108 ambulance. They rushed him to Vadali Civil Hospital for treatment. DeshGujarat
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