A marauding female monkey, that kept residents and forest officials on toes for more than 30 hours was trapped on Tuesday; caught by the forest officials and later released into the forest. On Monday, a rampaging monkey bit at least 14 people in the residential area, Sector-2 at Bokaro Steel City. The injured including Nirbhay, Roshan, Munna, Md. Hussain, Ramkashi Devi rushed to the Government where they were released after primary treatment. “We asked for anti rabies vaccines at Government hospital but doctors told that such huge quantity (14 nos,) is presently not available at hospital. Tough anti rabies vaccine is essential only after wild monkey bit”, said Nirbhay. “After getting the alert forest officials rushed to the spot where we failed to trap the monkey; later we tried to tranquilize the monkey through food but all went in-vain,” said Pream Prasad forest official. “On Tuesday we called two experts Parmeshwar Sharma and Gujjar Rajwar well known ‘monkey catchers’. After the stiff struggle of several hours monkey was trapped and later released in the forest in Purulia district of West Bengal,” said Prasad.