ANCHORED BY BIGGEST NEWS FROM WEST CHAMPANJ ZILA RAMNAGAR NEAR M STOP M SAN NADI KE KINARE BELWA AUR DHANRPA GAONON KE SAMI P B AGAH T he Bengal tiger tracks on the bank of the M SAN river near Belwa and Dhanrpa villages have created a stir. Therefore, a forest department team reached the spot and is engaged in tracing the tiger. The CF doctor Neshamani confirmed this over the phone from VTR. It is said that a tiger, having strayed from the only Valmiki Tiger Reserve in Bihar, was seen strolling near the Ramnagar M San river, close to Belwa and Dhanrpa villages, which caused panic among the people. However, the VTR team is engaged in tiger rescue operations. It is being said that farmers were heading towards their fields when the tiger suddenly appeared, causing panic among the farmers. Upon receiving the information, forest department teams reached the spot and began tiger rescue efforts via paw paths. Officials appealed to people to avoid venturing alone into fields or away from the village towards the riverbank. The CF also advised marching towards the fields with sticks in a group. It should be noted that in Bihar’s sole Valmiki Tiger Reserve, the tiger population has reached around 60, while leopards are close to 100, often venturing into residential areas due to open boundaries. Therefore, people need to stay alert and immediately inform the forest department if any wildlife is seen so that timely rescue or safe relocation to the forest can be carried out. BITE- Dharmendra Saha and Arjun Yadav. BITE- eye-witness farmers and villagers.