Woman mauled to demise by tiger in Maharashtra’s Chandrapur
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CHANDRAPUR: A 53-year-old woman was dragged away and mauled to demise by a tiger exterior her house in a forested area of Maharashtra’s Chandrapur district, an official talked about on Tuesday.
The incident took place late on Monday evening time when the sufferer Mandabai Sidam was sleeping exterior her house in Virkhalchak village in Saoli forest fluctuate, some 56 km from the district headquarters, the senior forest officer from Chandrapur circle talked about.
The sufferer raised an alarm, following which the huge cat left her and escaped into the forest. But she died on the spot, he talked about.
Forest officers and police reached the spot for inspection, chief conservator of forest Dr Jitendra Ramgaonkar talked about, together with that an preliminary compensation has been given to the deceased woman’s family.
According to sources throughout the forest division, eight people have been killed in assaults by wild animals up to now this 12 months, and a minimal of 53 had died in such assaults in Chandrapur remaining 12 months.
CHANDRAPUR: A 53-year-old woman was dragged away and mauled to demise by a tiger exterior her house in a forested area of Maharashtra’s Chandrapur district, an official talked about on Tuesday.
The incident took place late on Monday evening time when the sufferer Mandabai Sidam was sleeping exterior her house in Virkhalchak village in Saoli forest fluctuate, some 56 km from the district headquarters, the senior forest officer from Chandrapur circle talked about.
The sufferer raised an alarm, following which the huge cat left her and escaped into the forest. But she died on the spot, he talked about.googletag.cmd.push(carry out() googletag.present(‘div-gpt-ad-8052921-2’); );
Forest officers and police reached the spot for inspection, chief conservator of forest Dr Jitendra Ramgaonkar talked about, together with that an preliminary compensation has been given to the deceased woman’s family.
According to sources throughout the forest division, eight people have been killed in assaults by wild animals up to now this 12 months, and a minimal of 53 had died in such assaults in Chandrapur remaining 12 months.
