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Romania Approves Culling Of Nearly 500 Bears After Deadly Hiker Attack

  • Romania's parliament has approved the culling of almost 500 bears this year to control the "overpopulation" of the protected species after a deadly hiker attack.
  • A young hiker's death in Romania's Carpathian mountains prompted an emergency parliamentary session called by Prime Minister Marcel Ciolacu.
  • The new law allows the culling of 481 bears in 2024, more than double last year's total, with lawmakers stating it won't prevent future attacks.
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