ITANAGAR: Two flying squirrels were released in Arunachal Pradesh s D. Ering Wildlife Sanctuary (DEWS) on Thursday.
Mibom Pangging, a resident of Namsing village under Mebo Sub-Division released the pair at Gul-Katoni area of Sibiyamukh Wildlife Range of the sanctuary in the presence of Range Officer Domek Koyu and other staff members.
Mibom Pangging said that he had rescued the squirrels from nearby his house from a fallen tree holes in Namsing village, situated about 50 kilometres from Pasighat.
Pangging said he decided to catch the flying squirrels and hand them over to the wildlife department to prevent them from being eaten by others. Divisional Forest Officer Wildlife Tasang Taga, on learning about the rescue, directed the Range Officer at Sibiyamukh to release them in the wild.
Makeshift ladders along border used by intruders
If what four Bangladeshis have confessed before the police has anything to go by – the barbed-wire fencing between India and Bangladesh is not at all a barrier for intruders from the other side of the border.
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GUWAHATI: If what four Bangladeshis have confessed before the police has anything to go by – the barbed-wire fencing between India and Bangladesh is not at all a barrier for intruders from the other side of the border.
Four Bangladeshis were arrested in the night of January 25, 2021 when they were loitering in a suspicious way at Hatigaon in Guwahati. The Hatigaon Police Station registered a case (77/21 u/s 14(A)(B) under the Foreigners Act and Section 12/13 of the Passport Act ) in this regard. The four Bangladeshis have been identified as Md Bappi Bepari (22), Phaijal Khan (19) and Raifat Khan (23) from Barisal district and Surath Majhi from Chandpur district in Bangladesh.