GHAZNI: Two wild gazelles, captured by a shepherd, have been returned to their natural habitat.
The Ghazni police press office said in a statement today that the gazelles were hunted in the Piadara village of Jaghatu district, and the intelligence forces, after becoming aware of the situation, detained the shepherd along with the two gazelles.
The statement indicated that the shepherd was released on bail, and the gazelles underwent a health examination by a medical team from the Ghazni center.
Following the directive of the esteemed Amir al-Mu’minin, which prohibits the hunting of birds and animals, the security forces in Ghazni released the gazelles back into the wild.
Jaghatu is a mountainous district in Ghazni known for its diverse wildlife.
Two wild gazelles returned to nature in Ghazni
