In Bengaluru, 134 schools declare holiday after leopard scare

February 11, 2016 09:50

Over 130 schools have been asked to remain shut today following repeated sightings of leopards near the vicinity of Vibgyor High School in Marathahalli. Earlier, video footage of a leopard roaming around the school had turned up which showed the leopard walking around the school campus last Sunday. Two days later, on Tuesday, two leopards were spotted outside two apartments near the same school.

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