News Tiger kills man in Delhi zoo after silently watching him for 15 minutes

[Technoglitch]

it is the student's fault who reached beyond the safety gate.

 

[Mazi]

I have seen this news on morning Newspaper

And then searched net for further info and video was very distressing one

 

[Sanjeev]

Actually the zoo authorities could have save that boy from dying but lack of our facilities cost the life of that innocent boy

 

[DashMajor]

it is the student's fault who reached beyond the safety gate.

Barricade is too small and he slipped from it may be enjoyed too much and lost his life with this enjoyment. Even he was tries to toy with Tiger.

 

[Mazi]

I just think that Zoo authorities take too much time to reach the spot.

 

[IndianMascot]

Actually the zoo authorities could have save that boy from dying but lack of our facilities cost the life of that innocent boy

Instead Zoo authorities were busy controlling crowd than to save that kid. In India human life cost nothing dosto. Its such a shame and disgust.

 

[DashMajor]

Apni Zindagi Apne Haath Me !

Our Life is in Our Hand.

 

[Sanjeev]

This is the current scenario of our country no one is bothered to see people dying like this when a high profile person is dead then media hypes it with breaking news but a normal person's death is ignored

 

[SUNIEL]

Oh, so sad but till date i didnt understand, why people always do that, which probited. For small ex. Do not spit here, some shameless people will do.

 

[IndianMascot]

And look at what Zoo Authorities had to say

The Delhi Zoo issued a statement on Tuesday claiming the man, did not slip and fall into the enclosure, but had "jumped into it".

The National Zoological Park said the enclosure was designed as per the standards laid down by the Central Zoo Authority of India.

"All the enclosures of the National Zoological Park are absolutely safe. No visitor can reach the moat wall of the enclosure without the stand-off barrier. The visitor crossed the stand-off barrier and ultimately jumped into the enclosure which led to his death by the tiger," the statement said.

Terming the incident "unfortunate", the statement said immediately after the visitor, 20-year-old Maqsood, a resident of Anand Parbat area, jumped into the enclosure, a guard posted there sounded an alarm.

"Praveen, the guard posted at the enclosure, sounded an alarm and collected his supervisor and other staff of the zoo by sending wireless SOS message," the zoo said.

"Praveen along with other staff of the zoo tried to divert the attention of the tiger from the visitor but to no avail."



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