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Bears in Abaza: two nights passed quietly

The head of Abaza Valentina Filimonova reported two quiet nights — the elimination of bears was not

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Bears in Abaza: two nights passed quietly

The head of Abaza Valentina Filimonova reported two quiet nights — the elimination of bears was not. The information was published on social networks.

"Sunday. There were no liquidations. Monday morning is good. The night passed calmly, there were no exits of bears and there were no liquidations. And yet we observe security measures, — stated in the message.

A bear was shot dead in the city on Saturday. The beast was big. He came out in the area of the camp "Mountain Crystal".

For two months, the owners of the taiga regularly go to the city and its surroundings. All this time, brigades of hunters guard the peace of its inhabitants. Last week, concerned residents collected more than 300 thousand rubles in support of them.

Source: Московский комсомолец ↗

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