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Leopard spotted at Mulund school
Updated On: 22 April, 2012 07:25 AM IST | | Ranjeet Jadhav
A construction worker spotted the animal sleeping in the basement just before it disappeared; Forest Department officials say it may still be around
The Swanpna Nagri area in the Mulund (west) made news again as a leopard sleeping in the basement of National Education Society (NES) school was allegedly spotted by a construction worker on Saturday morning.
A Forest Department team, headed by Deepak Sawant, assistant conservator of forest, Sanjay Gandhi National Park (SGNP), rushed to the spot at around 12.30 pm and a search operation was conduced by the officials till 5.30 pm. They, however, failed to spot the leopard. As a precautionary measure, a cage has been set up in the basement of the school so that the leopard can be safely rescued and released into the forest.


