A leopard has once again been spotted at the campus of International Islamic University Islamabad, raising fresh safety concerns among students and staff.

The wild animal was reportedly seen after sunset, alarming hostel residents and creating panic on campus.

This is the second sighting in two months, as a similar incident was earlier reported in the same area.

Following the previous sighting, the Islamabad Wildlife Management Board set up traps and cages to capture the animal safely, but the leopard has so far avoided capture.

University authorities have advised students to stay cautious and avoid isolated areas, especially at night.

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