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Arunachal: Avoid Seijosa-Pakke Kessang Road After Tiger Sighting
✍️ The Meghalayan Express
🗓 08 Nov 2026, 12:40 PM
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Authorities in Arunachal Pradesh have advised motorists and commuters to avoid the Seijosa-Pakke Kessang road following a recent tiger sighting in the area.
Public safety officials in Arunachal Pradesh have issued a precautionary advisory urging travelers to avoid the Seijosa-Pakke Kessang road. The directive comes in response to a confirmed sighting of a tiger in the vicinity, prompting authorities to prioritize the safety of commuters and local residents.
The specific stretch of road connecting Seijosa and Pakke Kessang has been identified as a zone of potential risk due to the presence of the wild animal. Motorists are strongly advised to refrain from using this route until further notice to prevent any accidental encounters with the predator.
Local administration has emphasized that this measure is taken to ensure the well-being of the public and to minimize the risk of human-wildlife conflict. Travelers are requested to seek alternative routes for their daily commutes or travel needs during this period.
The situation will be monitored closely, and updates regarding the safety of the road will be communicated as soon as the threat is assessed and mitigated by the forest and wildlife departments.
The specific stretch of road connecting Seijosa and Pakke Kessang has been identified as a zone of potential risk due to the presence of the wild animal. Motorists are strongly advised to refrain from using this route until further notice to prevent any accidental encounters with the predator.
Local administration has emphasized that this measure is taken to ensure the well-being of the public and to minimize the risk of human-wildlife conflict. Travelers are requested to seek alternative routes for their daily commutes or travel needs during this period.
The situation will be monitored closely, and updates regarding the safety of the road will be communicated as soon as the threat is assessed and mitigated by the forest and wildlife departments.