Saidpur is on high alert after three leopards enter a village
Three leopards entered the Margalla Hills region in Islamabad on Thursday night, forcing the Islamabad Capital Police to send a force to Saidpur village.
Details indicate that the three leopards entered the area while Saidpur Village people were terrified.
While notifications were issued from the nearby mosques, the Wildlife Management Board warned the locals to exercise caution and limit their activities.
Leopards rarely attack people, according to wildlife experts, although they occasionally do so in a fit of rage when they see a lot of people.
A portion of the Islamabad Capital Police has been stationed in the area in the interim, and the local government has urged the locals to maintain peace. The Capital Police advised, "Call 15 in case of any emergency."
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