Inside view of the plane carrying cheetahs, VIDEO: Two portions were made in flight, cheetahs came in specially designed boxes

After 70 years, on Saturday, cheetahs stepped on the soil of India. On the birthday of PM Modi, 8 cheetahs from Namibia were brought to India by Boeing 747. The video of the plane from which the cheetahs were brought has also surfaced.

It can be seen in the video that two portions were made in the plane for 8 cheetahs. 4-4 cheetahs were kept in them. All the cheetahs were kept in the plane after being locked in the box, which was tied with the help of rope. This rope was acting as a seat belt for the box, so that the cheetahs would not have any problem in turbulence.

Leopards came in a specially designed box
The boxes in which the cheetahs were brought to India were specially designed. There were many holes in these boxes, so that the cheetahs did not have trouble breathing on the way. It can be seen in the video that these boxes of cheetahs were kept in the back of the flight, while the expert team of animals was sitting in the front part of the plane.

PM made this appeal to the people
Prime Minister Narendra Modi opened the box in Kuno National Park and left 2 cheetahs in the quarantine enclosure. In a recorded speech, PM Modi thanked Namibia for sending cheetahs. PM Modi told cheetah friends – If the cheetah runs again in Kuno, then the biodiversity will increase here. Opportunities for development will arise here. Employment opportunities will increase. The PM appealed to the people to be patient now, do not come to see the cheetahs. These cheetahs have come as guests. Unaware of this area. For Kuno to be able to make this their home, they have to cooperate.

CM Shivraj said – there is no bigger gift than this
Prime Minister Narendra Modi reached Gwalior from Delhi in a special plane before leaving for Kuno. Here Chief Minister Shivraj Singh Chouhan, Home Minister Narottam Mishra and Governor Mangubhai Patel received him. The Chief Minister said, there is no bigger gift for MP than this. Cheetahs had become extinct in the country and their resettlement is a historic step. This is the biggest wildlife event of this century. This will give a rapid boost to tourism in Madhya Pradesh.

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