2024-01-21 10:47:47
A 22-year-old Indian man broke into a tiger’s territory and struggled for 15 minutes before being bitten to death. (Picture/extracted from X)
A tragic incident occurred at the National Zoological Park in New Delhi, India. A 22-year-old man, Maqsood Khan, ignored warnings of danger and crossed the fence into the white tiger park. Unexpectedly, he was bitten to death by the tiger. , a desperate struggle that lasted for 15 minutes, but no one came to the scene to help.
According to the “Daily Star” report, Maqsood Khan is a tiger fan. When he went to the zoo to admire the majestic tigers in 2014, he ignored the signs and staff warnings, climbed through the fence, and jumped into the territory of the white tiger. , the tiger saw an uninvited guest breaking in, and approached him step by step. The next second, he suddenly extended his claws to attack, and then dragged him into a corner of the grass. The horrifying scene was all recorded by the tourists who witnessed it.
A 22-year-old Indian man broke into a tiger’s territory and struggled for 15 minutes before being bitten to death. (Picture/extracted from X)
It can be seen from the picture that Maqsood Khan once clasped his hands together, as if begging the tiger for mercy or praying for escape. When nearby tourists saw this, they screamed in fear and threw stones, hoping to distract the tiger, but The tiger seemed to be enraged and stopped staring at the “prey” and started to kill it.
A witness revealed that following hearing the screams, he rushed to the fence to check and found that the tiger had grabbed the deceased’s neck with its claws. He kept struggling in pain, but no one at the scene dared to come forward to help; another tourist pointed out, After the zoo staff received the report, it took them 15 to 20 minutes to arrive at the tiger park, but it was too late. The man was already dead. Maqsood Khan’s body was only recovered by the zoo 2 hours following the animal attack.
In response to the accident, some people at the scene pointed out that the man slipped and fell into the tiger cage, questioning the zoo’s failure to take relevant protective measures. In response, the park also issued a statement stating that the deceased “jumped into the tiger enclosure on his own initiative” and did not fall accidentally.
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