Analysis Results On Suspected Killer Tiger Expected In Two To Three Weeks – Perhilitan.


Kota bharu: Results of the investigation into whether a recently captured tiger was responsible for fatal attacks on two men are expected within the next two to three weeks, according to the Department of Wildlife and National Parks (Perhilitan).

According to BERNAMA News Agency, its director-general, Datuk Abdul Kadir Abu Hashim, stated that the results would be obtained after conducting several examinations on the tiger, such as DNA sampling from the animal’s faeces and other tests. “After capturing the tiger, we conducted several procedures, including health examinations, morphological measurements, dental checks and sample collection, such as faecal DNA analysis,” he explained.

Datuk Abdul Kadir further mentioned, “We expect that in two or three weeks, the analysis will reveal whether the tiger was indeed the same animal responsible for attacking the two men.” He also informed that the tiger is currently housed at the National Wildlife Rescue Centre in Sungkai, Perak, for further action and is in good
health.

The Malayan tiger was captured on October 19 when it walked into a trap set by Perhilitan along the Gerik-Jeli East-West Highway near Batu Melintang, Jeli. The trap was set following the discovery of two men found dead at two different locations on October 15 and 16, suspected to have been attacked by a tiger.

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