UTTARAKHAND has witnessed a significant decrease in tiger mortality cases this year. According to the National Tiger Conservation Authority (NTCA), only eight tiger deaths have been recorded in 2024 so far, marking a staggering 61.90% reduction compared to 21 deaths reported last year.
According to sources, there have been no reported cases of poaching this year, further highlighting the success of ongoing conservation efforts.
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