Madan Mohan Shandilya, head of the Divisional Forest Office, Gorkha, said that the rescued deer has been released into its natural habitat.
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A red deer that had entered a house in Gorkha's Bus Park has been rescued. A team of the Division Forest Office rescued the deer that had entered a shop in the Bus Park on Tuesday morning.
The rescued deer has been released into its natural habitat, said Madan Mohan Shandilya, head of the Division Forest Office, Gorkha.
He also said that the deer that entered the settlement is about five months old. 'It can enter the settlement due to wind and rain, or it may have strayed after being separated from its mother,' he said. He said that the deer was safely rescued and released into its natural habitat.
