Rangers hunt endangered Indonesian tigers after deadly attacks


JAKARTA: Indonesian rangers along with an animal whisperer are hunting multiple critically endangered Sumatran tigers after two villagers were recently killed in separate attacks that stoked local anger, officials said on Thursday (March 14).

Four people were attacked while farming inside the protected reserves of a national park in Lampung Province on Sumatra island in recent weeks and officials vowed to capture the big cats responsible.

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