Personally, it is a risk that I have accepted so far, but I now believe we are gradually moving towards a much more dangerous situation. Reducing risks to families and ourselves. There is a real danger of hysteria and so common-sense information is helpful. Don't feed wild animals , particularly species that are possible prey for large cats, where doing so may draw those cats into contact with the human population. Keep pets and any susceptible livestock inside at early morning, late evening, and at night.
Big cats are crepuscular, which means they feed at dusk and dawn in particular.
It is imprudent to let children play alone. Keep vegetation under control around housing. Vegetation will give cover to a large cat. Have a good light. Keep it on, or with you, if you must go wandering around at night.