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Six horses brought for fair in Erode die after drinking urea-laced water
The New Indian Express Dharmapuri
|August 09, 2025
IN a tragic incident, six horses brought from Karnataka for the annual cattle and horse fair in Anthiyur in Erode district died allegedly due to water poisoning.
Twenty-four horses were brought by A Sajay (36) of Mandya in Karnataka on Wednesday evening. Within hours, the horse-keeper took water from a plastic tank in a nearby field and gave it to the horses to drink. Six horses died shortly after drinking this water.
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