Tigress strays into Purulia’s Bandwan forest range; being tracked through its radio collar.
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Kolkata: Two days after staying under Belpahari range at Jhargram in Bengal, tigress Zeenat on Sunday morning sneaked into Bandwan forest range in Purulia district. The movement of the tigress from Jhargram to Purulia is a relief for the Forest department as human habitation is at a reasonable distance from the Bandwan range. “The three tranquilising teams from Sunderbans that camped at Jhargram since Friday moved to Purulia. Arrangements of using bait with trap cages were put in place. The present location of the tigress is a good distance away from human habitation but we are continuing with our miking activities to advise people from venturing into the forest. There is no place of any complacency until the big cat is trapped or is away from the jurisdictional area of Bengal forest,” said Debal Roy, state chief wildlife warden. S. Kulandaivel, chief conservator of forest in Bengal said that the Bandwan range is close to the Jharkhand border and there is a probability of the tigress moving to Dalma range. Also Read - Calcutta HC Bar bodies oppose Delhi HC judge D K Sharma’s transfer.
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