Tiger Hunt Underway in Mexico After Escape

An escaped tiger prompted a large-scale search operation in Tepetlaoxtoc, Mexico, on Sunday. Authorities from federal, state, and municipal levels have deployed resources, including drones and specialized personnel, to locate the big cat. The tiger was under the care of the Secretariat of Environment and Natural Resources at a facility in San Bernardo Tlalmimilolpan. It was reported missing on Saturday afternoon.

Officials are coordinating the search efforts, led by the General Coordinator, Adrian Hernández Romero. They have asked the public to stay calm and refrain from approaching areas where the operation is underway. Residents are advised to report any sightings to the emergency number 911, maintain a safe distance, and not attempt to capture the animal themselves.

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The morning of this Sunday, authorities from the three levels of Government launched a search operation to locate a tiger that escaped from the area where it was being kept.

The incident has raised concerns about the safety of the community and the management of exotic animals. The presence of a tiger at large in a populated area poses a significant risk, and the extensive search highlights the seriousness of the situation.

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Identify any sightings, communicate with 911, maintain a safe distance, and do not attempt to capture it.