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On October 25, 2026, an animal, suspected to be an Indian tiger, attacked three individuals in the Uttar Amjhol area of Gotamari Union, Hatibandha, Lalmonirhat. The victims were injured and required medical care. Residents are living in panic as a joint operation by the BGB, Forest Department, and police is ongoing, utilizing drones and patrols to locate the animal and ensure public safety.
Source photograph: Daily Amar Desh · 25 Oct 2026 / Record updated 27 Oct 2026Reported fatalities
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On October 25, 2026, an animal, suspected to be an Indian tiger, attacked three individuals in the Uttar Amjhol area of Gotamari Union, Hatibandha, Lalmonirhat. The victims were injured and required medical care. Residents are living in panic as a joint operation by the BGB, Forest Department, and police is ongoing, utilizing drones and patrols to locate the animal and ensure public safety.
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3 PEOPLE REPORTED INJURED
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Deployment of a special patrol team led by the captain to control the situation and ensure villager safety.
Coordinated with the forest department to safely manage the animal; district and Upazila administration involved in investigation.
Forest officials deployed to locate the animal, including search operations with drones.
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