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Two-year-old spotted deer rescued from deep well in Tamil Nadu's Coimbatore

By ANI | Updated: March 31, 2022 08:50 IST

Forest Department officials managed to rescue a fawn that had fallen inside a deep well near Coimbatore.

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Forest Department officials managed to rescue a fawn that had fallen inside a deep well near Coimbatore.

A two-year-old spotted deer was found in an open well on a private farm in Peedampalli village in Sulur district of Coimbatore. A team of forest officials reached the spot on Wednesday and rescued the deer with the help of a net.

The animal seemed healthy and no external injuries were found on it. The department released the animal in its natural habitat after rescue.

( With inputs from ANI )

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