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LEOPARD SHUTS DOWN MERCEDES PLANT

An uninvited guest forced the factory to evacuate its workforce.

Mar 25th, 2022
Unit 202 ProductionsAlex ShanahanAndy Szal
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DDT Daily: Leopard Shuts Down Mercedes Plant

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An auto assembly plant was forced to temporarily shut down its operations
earlier this week.

Although an unwelcome announcement for the automaker, it also wouldn’t
necessarily be unexpected in an era of parts shortages and supply chain
challenges. This time, however, the reason ended up being much more exciting.

UPI reports that security personnel at a Mercedes-Benz factory in western India
spotted what the company called “a very special guest” early Monday.

It turns out that a young male leopard had made its way into the plant, forcing
the company to evacuate its workers.

Footage posted by an Indian conservation nonprofit showed the large cat
wandering around the premises before rescue personnel from the nearby Manikdoh
Leopard Rescue Center arrived. Officials were able to surround the leopard and
tranquilize it by firing a dart.

Rescuers then placed the cat in a cage in order to transport it back to the
leopard facility.

Leopards patrol a wide range across Africa and Asia, but they are increasingly
coming into contact with human populations in India — even in some of the
largest cities in the world.

Wildlife officials said this leopard, estimated to be about three years old,
would be examined by a veterinarian before being released back into the wild.

The leopard-induced production pause, meanwhile, was expected to be short-lived;
Mercedes-Benz said the plant would resume normal operations Tuesday.

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