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Tiger held and released into CNP



CHITWAN: A tiger that entered into a human settlement was taken under control and released into the secured area of Chitwan National Park (CNP).

The national park administration took control of the rampaging tiger and released it into the secured area of the national park in a way to keep vigil easily.

The jungle cat, aged around five years, was entrapped and taken control from Madi municipality-3, Ratani rivulet.

As informed, the beast entered the human settlement on Tuesday and injured three people.

With this incident coming to light, the national park administration attempted to take the tiger under control.

But, it was only materialized on Wednesday morning, shared Information Officer at the CNP, Ganesh Prasad Tiwari.

Publish Date : 20 July 2023 20:21 PM

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