The Prime Minister congratulates the Wildlife Department on the successful conservation of leopard cats.

ISLAMABAD, Pakistan (Reuters) – On Sunday, Prime Minister Imran Khan commended the Wildlife Department for rescuing and returning two leopard cats into the Margalla Hills National Park.

“I appreciate our Wildlife Department for rescuing two leopard cats and reintroducing them to the Margalla Hills National Park,” he said on the social networking platform Twitter. We are committed to wildlife protection and the growth of tourism in Pakistan.”

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