Jammu: A Sambar deer was rescued by authorities from a remote village in Udhampur district on Sunday, officials said.
The deer had fallen into a canal in Pukhlai village, around 30 km from Udhampur district headquarters, and was rescued by a team from the Department of Wildlife Protection with the help of local villagers, they said.
They said the animal had suffered injuries and was shifted to a rescue centre for treatment.
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