Residents of Gua Musang Hospital quarters concerned over presence of black panther


GUA MUSANG: About 30 families living in the Gua Musang Hospital quarters are worried about their safety after a carcass of a sheep, belonging to a resident, was found 10 metres from their premises on Thursday. They suspect a black panther was responsible for the attack.

One of the residents, Mohd Helmiey Shudi Hussin, 42, said that he had been living in the quarters for six years, and this incident was a first.

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