Follow us:WhatsappFacebookTwitterTelegram.cls-1{fill:#4d4d4d;}.cls-2{fill:#fff;}Google NewsAs the people are engulfed in the fear of a tiger which is supposedly lurking behind the darkness, the Forest department has set up a cage to trap ‘it’ on Thursday at Chembukkavu.The panic was caused when a resident of Gandhnagar, Chembukkavu, said that he had seen a tiger near his house on Tuesday night. As per his account, he came outside his house when he heard the dogs barking continuously and saw an animal, which resembled a tiger. He alerted the neighbours and the officials concerned. They at once came and took stock of the situation.Though the officials from the wild life division of Forestry College inspected the site where the footprints of the animal were seen, they reiterated that those were not of a tiger. “ We told the residents that there was no reason to panic. Namir, Head of the Department, Wild Life Division, Forestry College, has also checked the footprints and said that those were not of a tiger. But the people are still in fear. Hence we decided to set up a cage to trap the animal, if there is any,” said Sasikumar, Divisional Forest Officer.first published:September 21, 2012, 11:15 ISTlast updated:September 21, 2012, 11:15 IST
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As the people are engulfed in the fear of a tiger which is supposedly lurking behind the darkness, the Forest department has set up a cage to trap ‘it’ on Thursday at Chembukkavu.
The panic was caused when a resident of Gandhnagar, Chembukkavu, said that he had seen a tiger near his house on Tuesday night. As per his account, he came outside his house when he heard the dogs barking continuously and saw an animal, which resembled a tiger. He alerted the neighbours and the officials concerned. They at once came and took stock of the situation.
Though the officials from the wild life division of Forestry College inspected the site where the footprints of the animal were seen, they reiterated that those were not of a tiger. “ We told the residents that there was no reason to panic. Namir, Head of the Department, Wild Life Division, Forestry College, has also checked the footprints and said that those were not of a tiger. But the people are still in fear. Hence we decided to set up a cage to trap the animal, if there is any,” said Sasikumar, Divisional Forest Officer.
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