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26 minutes ago, webfact said:

Thanapol and his fellow residents were stunned to find the wild animal lying in front of his property.

 

26 minutes ago, webfact said:

Twenty-one-year-old Chayanan recounted the harrowing experience, revealing that he was driving Thanapol home on a motorcycle when they encountered the tiger in the middle of the street. Initially mistaking it for a dog, they realised their mistake as the animal approached, identifying it as a tiger. The two men quickly fled to Thanapol’s house, with the tiger in pursuit, leading to an emergency call for assistance.

So, not so stunned to se the tiger on his property then.

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2 hours ago, webfact said:

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A community in Thailand was thrown into a state of alarm after a tiger emerged in the dead of night, apparently attacking residents. The incident took place in the early hours of today, May 16, when a tiger cub was spotted within a residential area of Bang Pakong, Chachoengsao, causing chaos and prompting an urgent response from local authorities and rescue teams.

 

The tiger sighting was reported to Deputy Inspector Pongphop Kudhom of the Bang Pakong Police Station at approximately 3.30am. Upon receiving the call, Pongphop and his patrol unit, along with the Chachoengsao rescue team, rushed to the scene located in Soi Bang Wua-Bang Jak 7 in Moo 11, Bang Wua Sub-district.

 

What they found was a village rattled by an unexpected visitor, a medium-sized tiger, resting outside a home in the area.

 

The house, numbered 12/2 in Moo 11, belonged to 23 year old Thanapol, whose last name has been withheld for privacy. Thanapol and his fellow residents were stunned to find the wild animal lying in front of his property.

 

The rescue team, with the help of the locals, attempted to coax the tiger into the open so that it could be safely captured. However, the animal became aggressive, causing some villagers to flee in terror.

 

 

 

While the initial assumption was that the animal was a stray dog, it became evident that it was a young tiger when it started biting people. The situation escalated as the tiger attacked a journalist’s leg, leading to a tense and frantic 10-minute attempt to lure the animal out of the residential area and into the street for capture.

 

Rescue workers tried to subdue the tiger with a cloth but it grew increasingly agitated and began to bite more ferociously, injuring rescuers, police officers, and the journalist with its sharp teeth, leaving their pants torn and skin scraped.

 

Eventually, the rescue team managed to apprehend the tiger and secure it in the back of a rescue vehicle. The police documented the incident and took custody of the tiger, which was then delivered to the Regional Wildlife Conservation Office No. 2 (Si Racha) for appropriate handling.

 

Twenty-one-year-old Chayanan recounted the harrowing experience, revealing that he was driving Thanapol home on a motorcycle when they encountered the tiger in the middle of the street. Initially mistaking it for a dog, they realised their mistake as the animal approached, identifying it as a tiger. The two men quickly fled to Thanapol’s house, with the tiger in pursuit, leading to an emergency call for assistance.

 

Picture courtesy: Khaosod

 

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Posted
5 minutes ago, Asquith Production said:

Why? Is the Tiger going to send his mates round to sort him out 

This smells like a silly AI generated story from basic facts. Name withheld for privacy alongside their full address? Maybe mistake a tiger cub for a pussy-cat cat, not a dog.

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21 minutes ago, sikishrory said:

 

 

 

As others casually stood by feeding it dog food

Not exactly Sheer Kahn is it.

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Posted
51 minutes ago, Asquith Production said:

Why? Is the Tiger going to send his mates round to sort him out 

No,it is a sign for Thai people how to pick the next lottery numbers.

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Posted
19 minutes ago, Classic Ray said:

Don’t vets have tranquilizer guns here? If not, maybe the police should have them as they like guns.

 

most private vets here would be very unlikely to have tranquiliser guns.   

if it is anything like in the West, licensing required to own and operate tranquiliser guns is more stringent than regular guns.   blow darts would be more likely - but the likelihood of finding an experienced vet willing to come at 3:30 am here would be very low!  

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they need to cage it or put it down. A tiger that has had the taste of human blood will become a maneater. I sure hope they do not put it back into the wild

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Posted (edited)
5 hours ago, webfact said:

Rescue workers tried to subdue the tiger with a cloth

 

"Hey Somchai - want the tranq gun?"

"Nah mate - I've got this" [takes off sarong]

 

 

 

Edited by BKKBike09
tranq autocorrected as trans ...
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Nat'l Park Chief Attapol Charoenchansa said Thurs a man claims he owns a young "tiger" which was recently found astray in Chachoengsao province's Bang Pakong district & claims it's in fact not a tiger but a liger, a hybrid offspring of a male lion and a tigress.

 

Source: Khaosod

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6 hours ago, webfact said:

The rescue team, with the help of the locals, attempted to coax the tiger into the open

So they don't have a dart gun, ....jeez. 

Posted
7 hours ago, webfact said:

 

Rescue workers tried to subdue the tiger with a cloth

Yep, obviously they have done this before.

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