Russia's bear attack death toll rises to 35 since spring, RIA reports
Authorities are considering culling bears after attacks killed 35 people since spring, according to RIA state news agency.
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Igor Kobzev, governor of the distant Russian region of Irkutsk—almost bordering Mongolia—reported last week that they receive the order of about 80 calls a day warning of the presence of bears in inhabited areas. Authorities have had to launch a campaign to neutralize these animals, which are unleashing panic among their inhabitants. And it’s no less. The RIA agency has found this same Wednesday that, since spring, there have been 35 Russians wh…
Russia's bear attack death toll rises to 35 since spring, RIA reports
Bear attacks across Russia have claimed 35 lives since the start of the spring, with the latest victim a security guard at a holiday camp in Kamchatka, according to data compiled by Russia's RIA state news agency released on Wednesday.
In the Sobolov district of Kamchatki, the bear killed a watchman at a tourist base located at the top of the Kolpacova River and told Interfax in the operational services of the region.
Since spring, the number of victims of bear attacks in the Russian regions has increased to 35, the last being killed by a guard at the Kamchatka tourist base, as reported by RIA News with reference to the law enforcement agencies of Kamchatsk province. They report that the bear killed a guard at the Salmonica Travel base in Sobolov district. It is known that a man stopped contacting on 7 November. Three people were victims of predators in Kamch…
Many have died in Russian bear attacks in recent weeks.
==Death==The number of deaths in bears attacks in Russian regions since spring has reached 35, according to RIA News, and the death of the guard of the Salmonica Travel tourist base in Kamchatka was calculated.
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