Two loco pilots saved the lives of two Asiatic lions early Monday morning in Gujarat's Amreli district after being alerted by forest department trackers. The incident occurred around 5:30 AM on the Pipavav-Rajula railway section, where the pilots applied emergency brakes upon seeing a red light signaled by the trackers, preventing a potential tragedy. This event is part of a larger trend, as the Bhavnagar railway division has reportedly saved 44 lions since April 2024, highlighting ongoing concerns about lions being struck by trains on routes connecting to Pipavav Port. The Gujarat High Court has urged authorities to enhance protective measures for these endangered animals, as many have been injured or killed in recent years. In just the past week alone, eight lions have been saved by alert loco pilots in the region, demonstrating a commitment to wildlife safety. Continuous efforts include the installation of protective fencing along the railway tracks to further mitigate risks to the lions.