Kamareddy के Ambaripet में बाघ की बार-बार हमला: गांवों में दहशत

A tiger has been repeatedly attacking calves and buffaloes on the outskirts of Ambaripet village in Domakonda Mandal of Kamareddy district. Two days ago, the tiger attacked and killed two calves in the village outskirts. Later, on Monday night, it attacked another buffalo. The repeated attacks on buffaloes and calves have created serious panic in the area. Due to the tiger’s continuous attacks, people from Ambaripet and surrounding villages are living in fear. Farmers and villagers are afraid to venture into agricultural fields, as uncertainty prevails over when and on whom the tiger might attack next. After receiving information about the tiger’s movement, Forest Department officials have been camping on the outskirts of Ambaripet village for the past two days. Despite conducting search operations, no concrete results have been achieved so far. The uncertainty over the tiger’s sudden appearances and attacks has kept both villagers and Forest Department officials on constant alert. The tiger’s ability to strike without being noticed has further intensified fear and anxiety among the villagers. Kamareddy DFO Nikita confirmed that the animal responsible for attacking calves in Ambaripet village is a tiger. She said "its good news that our forest is wide and perfect result of department hard work i request not to move attacked animal from the site bkz the animal will come back again & it never harms human unless until it is harmed so compensation will be given by govt, earlier mark & this latest mark is different so we are following to get details kindly cooperate." dfo said. Officials advised residents of nearby villages to remain alert, avoid going alone to forests and fields at night, and not to harm the tiger & urged people to immediately inform forest officials if they notice, any tiger movement.