New home for rescued tiger

By IVAN LOH

SUNGKAI: The National Wildlife Rescue Centre has a new resident tiger.

The injured animal – now named Yeop Tapah – rescued near Kampung Orang Asli Batu 10 is set to be resettled as it is too dangerous to be released back into the wild after it was caught in a trap set for wild boars.

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