Five no. of monkeys from National Park has been attacking houses in Delhi over the last few days. After Delhi residents complained about a group wild monkeys in National Park (SGNP) attacking their homes, forest department officials claimed they were lacking monkey catcher, personnel and the equipment needed to save the animals.
According to the residents the group of five animals has been seen within badarpur, Mohan state, Myur vihar, Ashok nagar, Dwarka, near Mayor’s bungalow and Nehru Place Road. Monkey catcher in delhi have said that the monkeys had moved away from their natural habitats to the city to search for water and food. water.
Mayur Maru, 44, an occupant in Sita Vihar, Ashok Nagar, Delhi told him that the previous week, the monkeys walked into his home through the window.
“My wife owns an inside boutique. The monkeys destroyed the clothing and damaged the mannequins. The monkeys escaped only when we chased them off with the assistance security guards,” Maru said. Maru. Maru added that it was only the 3rd time the animals invaded his home.
“Forest department officials have said that they are unable to do anything since they’re not staffed properly and do not have sufficient equipment. Thus, they’re able to educate citizens about how to coexist with wild animals.” explained Maru.
Residents have reported complain to forest officials for the last 15 days regarding the monkeys however, they have had no success.
The monkey catcher near me who is also president of the Delhi Natural History Society, Ashok Nagar, who is 29 stated, “Whenever there are complaints received by the forest department concerning monkeys living in housing societies or living in the same house that are being referred to us. We strive to assist the monkeys in any way we can. In the event of rescue, we require the help of a cage and van.
He said, “There is no permanent solution to this issue. Residents will need to be taught to live in harmony with monkeys. But, we will require trained forest personnel who are able to respond in times of emergency.”
A Forest department official has said that they’ve informed their senior staff regarding the problem and the urgent requirement for human resources and equipment.
“As Delhi city is located near SGNP monkeys are able to get into urban areas close to the forest. The department has been informed responsible of our request, and they is likely to be fulfilled in the near future,” said Singh the range Forest Officer (RFO), Thane.
The department also is assisted by the monkey catcher and animal controller of the city from time to time.
