Tragic Encounter: Train Fatally Strikes Tiger in Maharashtra
In Maharashtra's Chandrapur district, a 14-year-old tiger, known as T-40, was fatally hit by a passenger train at the Sindewahi-Alewahi railway crossing. The incident occurred late on Sunday night, leading to the tiger's carcass being cremated post an official postmortem following NTCA guidelines.
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A tragic accident unfolded in Maharashtra's Chandrapur district as a train fatally struck a tiger, aged around 14, while it crossed the tracks.
The incident, confirmed by forest officials on Monday, took place near the Sindewahi-Alewahi railway crossing during the late hours of Sunday night.
Following the guidelines set by the National Tiger Conservation Authority, the big cat's carcass was cremated after a postmortem examination, as the Gondia-Ballarshah passenger train that claimed the tiger's life continued its journey.
(With inputs from agencies.)
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