The location of the incident is yet to be ascertained.
Indian Forest Service (IFS) officer Sushant Nanda recently shared a video that shows the rescue of a leopard to draw attention to the issue of open wells around the animal’s habitats.
The short clip shows the leopard being picked up from inside the well and coming out as soon as it is pulled out. In the caption, Mr Nanda said such incidents would reduce if the wells around the animal’s habitat were closed. He also took a dig at the old technique of saving the leopard and called it the “Mohenjodaro Harappan Technique”.
Check out the video below:
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Another rescue of leopard from open well using Mohenjodaro Harappan technique.
This will stop only when we close the open wells around the animal habitat. pic.twitter.com/kvmxGhqWlf— sushant nanda ifs (@sushantananda3) 25 June 2022
The location of the incident is yet to be ascertained.
Since being shared, the clip has garnered over 43,000 views on Twitter. Many internet users lauded the forest department officials for the rescue, while others urged the open wells to be covered to avoid the risk to children and wildlife.
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“It should be taken up as a mission mode project, identification of open wells, GPS tagging and covering them from above by welding thick MS rods with mild steel screen or checkerboard locally made mesh. This will save a lot of trouble,” wrote one user. “Why can’t the IFS jointly ask the environment ministry to come up with such changes. All of them should come out against some such joint issues,” added another.
“The leopard seems grateful and went away without harming anyone. Salute to the forest department,” said the third. “I think, this is the greatest professional satisfaction one can get.!! Salute to the team..!!” Wrote the fourth.
Meanwhile, earlier this month, another video showing a leopard being rescued A well had taken the internet by storm. The incident took place in Odisha’s Sambalpur district and a rescue operation was carried out by the state fire department.
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In the clip, the leopard was seen clutching the ladder placed in the well by the officials. He then came out of the well and ran into the nearby bushes. This video has been viewed more than 24 thousand times on social media.
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