Lion’s owners arrested after woman and children injured in attack in Pakistan | Pakistan
Authorities said in a statement on Sunday, a farmhouse escaped from the house and wounded a woman and two children were arrested in the Eastern Pakistan City Lahore, he said.
The arrest came after the dramatic video footage showing that the lion had jumped off a wall before attacking the victims in a settlement area.
Faisal Kamran, a police official, said that the woman and her five and seven -year -old children were subjected to injuries on their faces and arms on Wednesday night when she fled from the lion’s cage.
According to a police report, the father of the child said that he was standing next to the lion owners and that he was clawed to the animal’s family and had no effort to restrict him. Aslan then returned to the farm house of his owners and said he had moved to a wild life park.
Keeping exotic animals such as lions is considered a symbol of status by some rich Pakistanis despite legal requirements and high wages associated with property.
According to local governor and media reports, a lion fleeing from a theme park close to Antalya town in Türkiye was shot after attacking a man on Sunday.
The local governor said in a statement that the lion, called Zeus, escaped Lions in Manavgat about 40 miles (65km) of Antalya in the Animal Theme Park in Manavgat.
According to the newspaper Birgün, Aslan’s wife and Suleyman Kir, who was sleeping in the peanut field, attacked an agricultural worker.
Dirt dealt with the lion before he escaped. He was injured, but he was not bad and was taken to a nearby hospital for treatment.
The newspaper, “We were covered with blankets to protect ourselves from mosquitoes and I tried to stand up when calling for prayer, but I could not,” he said.
“Suddenly I felt something I touched my left foot, and when I finally managed to get up, I saw that it was a great thing – I thought it was a dog.”
In a video published online, he told the moments wrestling with lion.
“We called for help, but there was no one around. As a lion bit my calf and my neck, I held him around his neck and started to squeeze and retreated. At that moment the security forces came,” he said.
“If I wasn’t strong, I wouldn’t be here right now.”
Antalya Governor said in a statement, the lion was watched and shot, he said.
“It was not possible to capture the fleeing lion alive because it caused a danger to people and the environment, so it was shot,” he said.
One day, he said there were about 30 big cats in the land of lions.
