Nagpur, Feb 4 (PTI) A tiger cub was rescued from Ramtola village in Maharashtra's Gondia district, a forest department official said on Friday.

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The information about a cub being spotted in Mundipar in Goregaon forest range was received on Thursday after which forest department teams arrived in the area, Gondia DCF Kulraj Singh said.

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The cub disappeared into the forest on Thursday evening but was later rescued from a poultry farm in Ramtola, he said.

Ten teams have been formed to trace the mother of the cub and reunite them, he added.

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