Last 12 months, at Nasu Safari Park in Nasu Town, Tochigi Prefecture, three zookeepers had been attacked and injured by tigers. On May 2, the paperwork had been despatched to the general public prosecutor on suspicion of negligence and harm.
In January final 12 months, on the Nasu Safari Park in Nasu Town, Tochigi Prefecture, a feminine keeper in her 20s who was getting ready for the opening of the park within the morning ran right into a tiger within the aisle of the animal home, which shouldn’t have been there. An accident occurred during which two different keepers who had been attacked and helped had been additionally bitten.
One of the individuals who got here to assist had a critical harm, dropping the tip of his proper wrist.
According to investigative sources, earlier police investigations revealed that the process within the enclosure, which was stipulated within the handbook to stop zookeepers from working into tigers, was modified by the zookeeper who was accountable for the work the day earlier than and on the day of the accident. In complete, it was revealed that 4 individuals didn’t comply.
The police stated that inadequate security administration had led to the accident, and that the supervisor of the power and the superiors of the keepers, all of whom had been of their 40s, and 4 keepers of their 20s, a complete of six individuals had been assigned to work. On May 2, paperwork had been despatched to prosecutors on suspicion of negligence harm.
A spokesperson for Nasu Safari Park stated in an interview with NHK, “We cannot comment at this time.”