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Royal Bengal Tiger Sighted on Arunachal Road; Two-Wheelers Banned on 4-km Stretch

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A Royal Bengal tiger was spotted on a road in Arunachal Pradesh, captured in a video that has circulated widely. In response, two-wheeler traffic has been prohibited along a 4-kilometre section of the route. The sighting comes amid growing concern over tiger movement in the area. Authorities have been prompted to act following an earlier incident in which a police constable was reportedly killed in a tiger attack while riding his motorcycle from Anini. The restrictions aim to reduce the risk to motorcyclists travelling through the region.

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