Old and disabled tigers are kept in cages in the park.
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The Chitwan National Park team has captured the tiger that was coming towards the village. After capturing it from Madi on Tuesday evening, it was kept in a cage in Sauraha, said Conservation Officer Avinash Thapa Magar, who is also the Information Officer of Chitwan National Park.
'It is an old and disabled female tiger of about 12/13 years old.' We have captured the tiger that had been attacking cows and calves in Laxmaniya Basti, Madi Municipality-1 for the past two to four days,' Information Officer Avinash Thapa Magar said.
Chitwan National Park is the main habitat of tigers in Nepal. Even if they are healthy, old and disabled tigers are kept in cages.
There are two such tigers in the cage at the park headquarters Kasara. There was already one tiger in the cage in Sauraha. Information Officer Thapa Magar said that there have been two since Tuesday.
