Crocodile rescued from Lakshmi Vilas Palace compound in Vadodara
June 04, 2016
Vadodara
Two crocodiles were rescued by the forest department in the last 24 hours in Gujarat, officials said today.
While a 4-ft crocodile was rescued from a well located in Lakshmi Vilas Palace compound here, another one was rescued from a farm in Maradi village of Nadiad tehsil in neighbouring Kheda district yesterday.
The 4-ft long rescued crocodile is kept in the enclosure of crocodiles in the office premises of the forest department here, forest official P B Chauhan said.
The crocodile was spotted by a youth Devang Datar, who in-turn informed the officials following which the amphibious reptile was rescued, he said.
The other crocodile was spotted in the farm of one Maganbhai Chauhan by a woman labourer. She informed officials following which it was rescued and set free into a pond located in the vicinity, Range Forest Officer N A Vankar, said.
PTI
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