Officials spot pugmarks of tiger in Peddapalli again

According to sources, the fresh set of pugmarks were found at the Sabbitam forest area situated 10 km away from the district headquarters.

Published: 11th September 2020 08:30 AM  |   Last Updated: 11th September 2020 08:30 AM   |  A+A A-

Meanwhile, in the light of this, the forest authorities have increased vigil in areas adjacent to forests and have asked the residents of such villages to stay on high alert.

Meanwhile, in the light of this, the forest authorities have increased vigil in areas adjacent to forests and have asked the residents of such villages to stay on high alert.

By Express News Service

KARIMNAGAR:  The Forest Department officials spotted fresh pugmarks of a tiger that has been prowling in the Peddapalli forest area, on Thursday as well.

According to sources, the fresh set of pugmarks were found at the Sabbitam forest area situated 10 km away from the district headquarters.

When Express contacted DFO M Ravi Prasad he said that the tiger is reportedly travelling at least 10 km every day in search of sufficient water and prey and has not found a shelter yet.

Meanwhile, in the light of this, the forest authorities have increased vigil in areas adjacent to forests and have asked the residents of such villages to stay on high alert. Cattle grazers have been asked not to go into forests. The officials have also requested the people not to harm the wild animal if they spot it.