东京多摩动物园狼逃脱后被重新捕获

周日早上,一只狼从位于东京西部的多摩动物园逃出其围栏,导致该设施关闭。动物在开园后不久被发现,并于下午2时20分左右在园内被重新捕获。躲在安全区域的游客中没有报告受伤者。

位于东京西部日野市的的多摩动物园于1958年开放,饲养着来自日本和国外约260种动物。周日早上9时30分开园后不久,一名饲养员在公共步道上发现了欧洲狼。逃脱于上午10时左右被报告,设施立即关闭。

园内已有的游客被敦促前往建筑物和其他安全地点避难,而当天的新入园被暂停。公园没有重新开放。狼于下午2时20分左右在园内灌木丛区域被找到并捕获。

据NHK报道,该园饲养两只狼——一只雄性和一只雌性——但没有说明是哪一只逃脱。来自东京东大和市的54岁男子在接受NHK采访时表示:“看到警车后,我问饲养员发生了什么事。我想知道它是怎么逃出来的。”

逃脱原因尚未公布,引起了对动物园安全措施的关注。

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