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Kemerovo authorities reported that the bear was expelled from the city

The last time he was noticed abroad Kemerovo district

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Kemerovo authorities reported that the bear was expelled from the city

Earlier in social networks there were reports of a predator that wandered along the Boulevard of Builders, then he was seen on the Metal Site. In addition, the beast was spotted near a school in the Leninsky district.

The Minister of Forestry and Hunting Evgeny Boyko said that last night eight operational mobile groups worked to ensure the safety of residents, which had two drones with thermal imagers.

The last time the bear was seen in the morning on the federal highway behind Novostroyka. At the same time, experts intend to continue monitoring. Measures to prevent predators from entering the city will continue.

Source: Московский комсомолец ↗

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