Leopards sighted in Una village, residents on alert

Our Correspondent Una, January 31 Residents of Khad village of Haroli sub-division, near the Bankhandi forest area, adjoining the Una-Hoshiarpur road have been sighting leopards near their habitations for the last one week. The residents claim that the number of...

Tribune News Service

Updated At : 12:20 PM Feb 01, 2021 IST

Our Correspondent

Una, January 31

Residents of Khad village of Haroli sub-division, near the Bankhandi forest area, adjoining the Una-Hoshiarpur road have been sighting leopards near their habitations for the last one week.

The residents claim that the number of leopards on the prowl during night could be anywhere around two to three and that stray dogs are falling prey to the big cats.

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