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Ganderbal, Nov 11: Panic among local residents came to an end on Wednesday as wildlife authorities successfully captured a wild bear alive in Gutlibagh area of Ganderbal district in central Kashmir. The operation, which involved hours of careful tracking and coordination, brought relief to villagers in Gutlibagh and adjacent areas who had reported multiple sightings over the preceding days. According to officials from the Wildlife Department, distress calls began pouring in early in the week after the animal was spotted roaming close to residential clusters and local orchards. The wild…

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The death of six-year-old Kifayat Bhat in Kalantra village is a tragedy no family should have to endure. Attacked by a leopard and taken to hospital, the child succumbed to his injuries. His loss has left a family in mourning and a community confronting a frightening question: how safe are people in their own homes and neighbourhoods? The incident is not simply a wildlife encounter. It is a warning that the boundary between human habitation and animal habitat is increasingly fragile. For residents, especially children, the presence of a leopard near a village can turn ordinary routines into…

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Kreeri/Kalantra, Nov 10: A pall of gloom descended on Kalantra Payeen village in Kreeri area of Baramulla district after a six-year-old boy was mauled to death by a leopard while accompanying his mother to an orchard on Monday morning. According to locals, the child was in the orchard with his mother when the leopard attacked him and inflicted severe injuries to his neck. His mother raised an alarm and called family members, who rushed to the spot and found the child critically injured. The child, identified as Kifayat Ramzan Bhat, was rushed to a nearby health facility and subsequently…

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Mendhar, Nov 10: At least 19 people, including eight women and children, reported dog bite cases at a sub-district hospital in Mendhar in Jammu and Kashmir's Poonch district on Tuesday. According to an official report, the dog-bite victims belonged to different areas of Mendhar and also included people from outside the region who were currently staying there. Among the patients, 11 had suffered category 2 bites, involving minor scratches or abrasions without bleeding, while the rest had Category 3 bites, characterised by deep cuts, puncture wounds, tears or any bite that penetrates the skin…

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