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The bear who entered the cemetery of Abaza was not eliminated

The head of Abaza Valentina Filimonova every morning publishes reports on the situation with bears

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The bear who entered the cemetery of Abaza was not eliminated

The head of Abaza Valentina Filimonova every morning publishes reports on the situation with bears. The beast is seen every day in different parts of the city.

Friday. The only way out is the upper eastern cemetery, there are no liquidations. We're following security measures. I draw your attention, this week exits from different sides of the borders of our city, wrote Valentina Filimonova on the morning of October 9.

Earlier, the city introduced additional security measures in one of the schools. There was limited entrance and parking for cars. For some time they will work in this mode - this week the outputs of the bear moved to "Pripress". There's a chance they'll cross the river.

Source: Московский комсомолец ↗

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