The tiger dragged and tore the collector of plants on the manholes of his son

In the Sultanate of Perak (Malaysia), a tiger attacked 42-year-old Zamberi Angah. The man went to the jungle to collect plants with his 23-year-old son Joe Zambery. AsiaOne writes about it.

The incident occurred on the afternoon of September 21. Zambury was walking in front when a predator attacked him. “I heard my father scream. Turned around and screamed, too. The tiger dragged his father into the thickets, the son said. He got scared and ran to the village for help.

In the evening, a search operation began involving police, volunteers and local residents. The remains of Angah were found in bamboo thickets. The man had his lower body gnawed. The tiger dragged him about 200 metres into the jungle.

The attack took place on the border of the Korbu Reserve. The tiger probably came from there. Authorities set up traps to catch the predator.