<p class="title">A team of veterinarians has removed 30 kg of plastic waste from the stomach of a cow.</p>.<p class="title">A team led by veterinary doctor Dr Kiran Kumar operated on the cow to remove plastic which was ingested by it.</p>.<p class="title">The pregnant cow of a farmer from Kallugundi was suffering from a stomach ailment. Suspecting plastic inside the stomach of the cow, the team of doctors decided to remove it after the cow gave birth to a calf.</p>.<p class="title">The doctors on Friday removed 30 kg of plastic and iron pieces from the stomach of the cow. The cow is healthy now.</p>.<p class="title">Dr Kiran Kumar said, "Cattle eat whatever is available beside the road. As a result, plastic had entered its stomach. The farmers should be cautious while letting out cattle in urban areas."</p>.<p class="bodytext">Veterinary doctors Dr Sunil Kumar from Vakkalagere and Dr Sachin from Y Mallapra were part of the team.</p>
<p class="title">A team of veterinarians has removed 30 kg of plastic waste from the stomach of a cow.</p>.<p class="title">A team led by veterinary doctor Dr Kiran Kumar operated on the cow to remove plastic which was ingested by it.</p>.<p class="title">The pregnant cow of a farmer from Kallugundi was suffering from a stomach ailment. Suspecting plastic inside the stomach of the cow, the team of doctors decided to remove it after the cow gave birth to a calf.</p>.<p class="title">The doctors on Friday removed 30 kg of plastic and iron pieces from the stomach of the cow. The cow is healthy now.</p>.<p class="title">Dr Kiran Kumar said, "Cattle eat whatever is available beside the road. As a result, plastic had entered its stomach. The farmers should be cautious while letting out cattle in urban areas."</p>.<p class="bodytext">Veterinary doctors Dr Sunil Kumar from Vakkalagere and Dr Sachin from Y Mallapra were part of the team.</p>
