200-kg tapir rescued in Kuala Krai
Ady said the animal was rescued yesterday after it was found trapped in a hole in a rubber plantation in Kesedar Baru Chenulang. - Jabatan Perhilitan Kelantan/BERNAMA
KUALA KRAI: The Kelantan Wildlife and National Parks Department (Perhilitan) today released a 200-kilogramme male tapir into the Sungai Relau National Park, in Pahang.
Kelantan Perhilitan director Ady Ermanty Haniff Mohamed Hanif, in a statement today, said the animal was rescued yesterday after it was found trapped in a hole in a rubber plantation in Kesedar Baru Chenulang, near here.
He said a team from the department, led by Kuala Krai district wildlife chief Azhan Ab Razak, was sent to the plantation following a report by villagers on the animal that was trapped in a hole.
"After it was rescued, an officer from the Veterinary Services Department examined the tapir and found it was not injured," he said
-- BERNAMA
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