Japan Cabinet Approves 'Emergency' Urban Bear Shootings
- The Japanese government adopted an amendment bill allowing municipalities to authorize the shooting of wild bears in urban areas during a Cabinet meeting on Friday.
- The bill designates brown and black bears as 'dangerous animals' alongside wild boars and permits hunters to shoot bears inside buildings.
- Records show that 219 people were attacked by bears in Japan last year, resulting in six fatalities, the highest figures since statistical recording began.
- The revised law aims to ease restrictions on hunting bears in populated areas to address rising encounters with the animals.
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