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Ovan, a cheetah that escaped from Kuno National Park, has been tranquilized and brought back. A team of cheetah experts and doctors tranquilized the cheetah in a field late Thursday evening. Today i.e. Friday morning he has been dropped back in Kuno. The Kuno administration took this step when Cheetah Ovan was moving towards the forest of Shivpuri district, when it continuously reached residential areas. While the female cheetah Asha is still in the forest of Dhauret Sarkar.
According to the information received from the Kuno management, it was first cordoned off to tranquilize it. The leopard was cornered in such a way that it could only run in a certain direction. On the same side, the sedation team stood hiding after taking injection. When the cheetah ran away, it was rendered unconscious by injection. As soon as the leopard fell unconscious, the team of forest staff and doctor experts reached him. Cloth was put on his eyes, then drip was applied. Oxygen was also applied.
After giving primary treatment on the spot, the forest department team brought the leopard back to Kuno after putting it in a cage. During this, farmers and villagers were also present at a distance. The leopard has been caught from the farm of Mohan Yadav, a resident of Dabarpura village. Let me tell you, 8 cheetahs were brought from Namibia on 17th September. He was released by Prime Minister Narendra Modi in the enclosure. Recently, another batch of 12 cheetahs were brought to Kuno from South Africa.
Cheetah Ovan is left by the team in Kuno. Owen is healthy. The team is monitoring him.
Were not tranquilizing due to fear of stress
Cheetah Ovan had left Kuno National Park about 5 days back on April 2. He was first seen in Jhar Baroda area on Sunday. After this, he continuously showed up in different residential areas. On Thursday, the cheetah had reached the fields near Dabar Pura village in Bairad area of Shivpuri district. In the initial stages, information came to light that if the cheetah is tranquilized, it will be stressed, but the team of forest department reached behind, tracing the cheetah, tranquilized Ovan in the cage in the presence of cheetah expert and team of doctors from South Africa. Poured. After this was brought to Kuno.
Asha living in the forest of Dhauret Sarkar
The female cheetah Asha is also out of the reservation of Kuno National Park for the last 4 days. However, it is not near the residential areas, but in the buffer zone area of Kuno, in the forest of Dhauret Sarkar, on which the forest staff is constantly monitoring.
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