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Tick Swarms Cause Panic
The New Indian Express Bhubaneswar
|June 09, 2025
A village in Pallahara subdivision of Angul district has been hit by huge swarms of ticks, causing panic in the area for the last seven days.
The tick infestation has been reported in Srirampur village under Batisuan panchayat. Sources said ticks are settling on human bodies, houses and trees, forcing people to stay indoors.
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