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In Malaysia, a tiger attacked a man in the jungle of the Sultanate of Perak

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In Malaysia, 42-year-old Zamberi Angah disappeared on September 21 after being attacked by a tiger in the jungle of the Sultanate of Perak while collecting plants with his son.
The son witnessed the attack and described how the tiger dragged his father into the bush.
Later, the remains of a man were found in bamboo thickets with signs of gnawing on the lower part of the body.

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The attack took place in the jungle of the Sultanate of Perak on the border of the Korbu Nature Reserve, where a man was collecting plants with his son.

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In Malaysia, details of a tiger attack on a man in the Sultanate of Perak have become known. AsiaOne writes about this.

Zamberi Angah, 42, disappeared on the afternoon of September 21 after going into the jungle to collect plants with his 23-year-old son, Joe Zamberi. The young man said that the attack happened before his eyes. Zamberi was walking slightly ahead of his father when a predator attacked him. “I heard my father scream. He turned around and also screamed. The tiger dragged his father into the thicket,” he described what happened.

Zamberi admitted that he was very scared and rushed to the village to call for help. In the evening, a search operation began with the participation of police officers, volunteers and local residents. They soon discovered the remains of Angah in a thicket of bamboo. The man's lower body was gnawed off. It turned out that the predator had dragged him about 200 meters into the jungle.

The attack took place on the border of the Korbu nature reserve. The tiger most likely came from there. Authorities set traps to catch the aggressive predator.