Motorists and passers-by had minutes of fear after a bull named “Colorao” ran several kilometers down the main road where it escaped from its owner's house on Bella Vista Avenue in Maturin this Friday afternoon.
It turned out that the animal's owner had tied it up with a rope in his apartment on the avenue near Alto Guri, when he suddenly decided to escape and walk towards the busy road.
The arterial road was paralyzed for a few minutes, fearing animal attacks forced drivers to stop and stop their vehicles, while traders and pedestrians locked themselves in premises in the area.
A group of intrepid drivers managed to grab some rope from their suitcases and hold it with the help of its owner. As funny as it sounds, the situation was also reported to the police because of the danger the event represented.
Terrible fear! Bull “Colorao” escapes and cripples Bella Vista de Maturin – https://t.co/GpvXtT6tEW #Maturin #monagas pic.twitter.com/wwFSAcAs6D
— El Periódico de Monagas (@elPeriodicoDM) January 5, 2024
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