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Leopard spotted near Kumaon Colony in Nayagaon

Mohali, March 27 Panic spread in a residential area of Kumaon Colony in Nayagaon when a fully grown leopard was spotted in the CCTV footage of the area on Saturday night. Residents have been advised not to send children in...

Tribune News Service

Updated At : 06:36 PM Mar 27, 2022 IST

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Mohali, March 27

Panic spread in a residential area of Kumaon Colony in Nayagaon when a fully grown leopard was spotted in the CCTV footage of the area on Saturday night.

Residents have been advised not to send children in the forest area alone.

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Police said the forest department teams scanned the area Sunday morning but found nothing.

Later, a trap was laid to net the feline.

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