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Mandi woman injured in leopard attack

Barfi Devi, who was injured in a leopard attack in Hukul village.

Mandi, June 16

A woman was injured after she was attacked by a leopard in Hukal village, under Dharampur assembly segment of Mandi, yesterday.

As per the police, Barfi Devi (60) of Hukal village, was cutting grass in her field, when a leopard attacked her. The victim received injuries on her arm. She brandished a sickle to scare it away. Her condition is stable. — TNS

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