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BEAR ATTACK IN KOKERNAG: Farmer Injured, Hospitalized

JK News Service by JK News Service
August 1, 2024
in Jammu Kashmir
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Two injured after attacked by bear in Ladhoo Pampore
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Kokernag, August 1, 2024: A bear attack occurred in an agricultural field in South Kashmir’s Anantnag district Loharsanzi, Kokernag, leaving a farmer injured.

 

Reports reaching said that Ghulam Nabi Muglo, son of Ghulam Ahmad, a resident of Loharsanzi, was attacked by the bear while working in his field. He was promptly shifted to Sub-District Hospital (SDH) Kokernag for treatment from where he has been referred to GMC Anantnag for further treatment.

 

The incident highlights the growing concern of human-wildlife conflict in the region. Authorities are urged to take measures to prevent such incidents and ensure the safety of locals.

 

Meanwhile authorities took the cognizance of this incident. (KE_Kashmir Exclusive)

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