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Tiger pugmarks trigger panic in Bhupalpally
Panic triggered after the forest officials identified pugmarks of a tiger near KTK1 mine in the Bhupalpally mandal in the district on Sunday.
Bhupalpally: Panic triggered after the forest officials identified pugmarks of a tiger near KTK1 mine in the Bhupalpally mandal in the district on Sunday. The forest staff who were on the job of tracking the tiger movement following the complaints sight of a tiger crossing the national highway (Warangal-Kaleshwaram) near CR Nagar (Bambulagadda) on Saturday around 11 pm by some passengers in a bus found the pugmarks.
According to the sources, District Forest Officer (DFO) in Bhupalpally, B Lavanya said that feel that an adult tiger had crossed the River Manair from Mancherial district.
"Based on the pugmarks, we can say that it was an adult tiger roaming the forest areas. We are taking steps for its protection to track the tiger movement by forming special teams," she said.
She also said that they would ensure the safety of the tiger as per the SOP (Standard Operating Procedure) by seeing that there would be no snares or electric fences within forest areas.
"We also suggest or alert the residents living within the 10 km radius of the spot where the tiger was spotted not to venture into the forest area and also not take the cattle into the forest. It is suspected the tiger had entered the Bhupalpally forest jurisdiction either from the Kawal Tiger Reserve (KTR) of Adilabad district or the Tadoba Andhari Tiger Reserve of the neighbouring Maharashtra State.
It is said that some people claimed to have spotted a tiger near Boggulavagu project near the Manair River. It is to mention here that a tiger was spotted near Azamnagar village Bhupalpally mandal in district in August in 2020 after more than a decade. A tigress was killed by poachers in SS Tadwai mandal of the Mulugu district in September last week in 2021.
