Mangaluru: Leopard spotted near airport, forest dept launches hunt


Daijiworld Media Network - Mangaluru

Mangaluru, Nov 8: A leopard was spotted near the Mangaluru Airport in the early hours on Friday (November 8), prompting the forest department to launch an immediate search operation.

The sighting occurred when an official, traveling by car, saw the leopard cross the road and quickly captured footage of the animal on his mobile phone. The officer promptly alerted the forest authorities, who dispatched a team to the area to track the animal.

The leopard was seen in close proximity to the busy airport, raising concerns about potential risks to public safety. The forest department has urged the public to stay alert as the search operation continues.

Leopard sightings are not uncommon in the region, but the animal’s presence near the airport has prompted additional precautions. Authorities are working to ensure the safe relocation of the animal and avoid any conflict with humans.

 

 

 

 

  

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  • HENRY MISQUITH, INDIA

    Fri, Nov 08 2024

    "A leopard never eats grass; in search of prey, it reached the airport because humans have cut down forests to build buildings. So, where will the poor animals go?"

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  • Jossey Saldanha, Raheja Waterfront

    Fri, Nov 08 2024

    I prefer to drive from Mumbai to Mangalore ...

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