A male leopard that attacked six people at a school in India on 8 February was captured and kept in Bannerghatta National Park for medical treatment, but on Sunday it broke out its cage and escaped.
Officials said the leopard escaped when attendants opened the cage to feed it, possibly when the cage door was not properly shut.But officials said there was no cause for public alarm because the cat is still inside the park, its natural habitat, Park director Santosh Kumar told local media.
