Caretaker of Beekse Bergen safari park dies after panther attack

The caretaker of Beekse Bergen safari park, who was severely injured in a panther attack, has died. The park confirmed this in a statement with her family's consent. Her condition had worsened, and doctors feared she would not survive. She had worked at the park for nearly forty years, with eight years dedicated to the panthers. The incident occurred while she was alone in the enclosure, where she sustained serious injuries to her head and neck. She managed to call for help using her radio. An investigation is underway by both the park and the Labor Inspectorate, but the care for the panthers remains unchanged.