Kadaba: 2 hospitalized after leopard attack

Team Udayavani, Feb 12, 2021, 10:36 AM IST

Kadaba: A leopard attack on two people at Hera, Renjiladi village in the taluk here was reported on February 12.

The victims Chandrasekhar and Soumya Kamath were attacked by the leopard while they were working on changing the sprinkler in their plantation.

Both of them have been admitted to the government hospital at Kadaba.

Locals have expressed fears that the leopard might still be hiding in the plantation.

It was reported that the Forest Department officials have visited the site and taken steps to capture the leopard.

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