This is not the first time this has happened, but almost every year there are incidents of people being attacked by tigers and also livestock belonging to residents, said Henry Yono. Member of Commission III of the Atcher House of Representatives, DPR, as quoted by Antara. According to him, the provincial natural resources conservation center, Bixter, cannot play around with the conditions of South Atcher which are prone to wildlife conflicts with residents. Of course, this is very detrimental to the community, it can even threaten the lives of people who are active in finding sustenance in the garden. Therefore, he continued, incidents like that need to be minimized quickly, so that the movement of protected wildlife does not continue to threaten people's lives.