Farmers On Alert After Tiger Sighted In Mahbubabad

Warangal: Forest officials, Mahbabad region of the kothagudem latch rampuram forest region after confirming the presence of a tiger made people high awake.

The warning was published after Rampur reported that the villagers were a dead cow in the forest. Forest officials ran to the scene, determined the scoring and found other evidence of the movement of the tiger in the region. They confirmed that the death of the cows was caused by a tiger attack.

In particular, a cow was killed in a tiger attack in June and the movement of the animal was recorded near the Boggu Lavagu project area under the range of Koyyur forest in the Jayashankar Bhupalpally region.

Mahbabad Regional Forestry Officer B. Vishal said that the tiger, which is believed to be an adult man to Deccan Chronicle, killed the cow in a rugged area away from the village of Rampur. During the reproductive season, he explained that male tigers consumed more food and carried a safe place by eating their prey on three or four sessions. Samples from the cow body were collected for a post -death and the report is expected. Forest officials are also working on scoring and photographs to determine whether this has seen the same tiger a few months ago.

Meanwhile, the inhabitants of the forest officials urged to avoid vigilant and avoid going out alone. It is recommended that farmers and shepherds should not graze cattle in forest areas and inform the authorities immediately if they notice the symptoms of the tiger movement.

Authorities also directed the natives to remove the traps and electric fences established to protect the fields from wild animals, which warned that a strict action will be taken within the scope of Wildlife Protection Law against everyone who tried to damage the tiger.