PAfter going for a jog, the client found herself in an area prohibited to pedestrians. Sunday June 23, a young woman aged 36 went for a run in the Thoiry zoological park (Yvelines), where she had spent the night with her mother and her baby. During her journey, the jogger entered a “safari zone”, only accessible by car. In this space called “American reserve”, there are coyotes, bears, a bison and above all three Mackenzie gray wolves, who attacked the young mother, as revealed The Parisian.
“Customers have all the information” on the dangerousness of the sector, access to which is protected by an electrified platform, in order to prevent animals from crossing, as recalled by Christelle Bercheny, the president of Wow Safary Thoiry. “They have a plan, facilitators who inform them, and a reminder is constantly given,” she added.
An investigation opened for unintentional injuries
After the rapid intervention of the caregivers, alerted by her cries, the thirty-year-old was transported to hospital in absolute emergency, victim of serious bites to the neck, calf and back. His life is no longer in danger, the Versailles prosecutor’s office said in the afternoon. An investigation was opened by the prosecution for unintentional injuries.
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