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Japan to Use Tranquilizer Guns to Catch Marauding Monkeys After 42 Injured
Japan to Use Tranquilizer Guns to Catch Marauding Monkeys After 42 Injured
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As their natural habitat has been eroded away, monkeys are making their ways to cities. The first attack was registered on July 8. 25.07.2022, Sputnik International
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Authorities in Japan’s western city of Yamaguchi said on Monday that they will be using tranquillizer guns to capture marauding monkeys that have attacked at least 42 people in recent weeks.Local authorities told AFP that the animals initially only targeted women and children, but now attack men too.None of the injuries, however, are considered to be critical, with most suffering scratches and bites.Last week, another monkey entered a classroom on the second floor of a kindergarten in the Ogori area of Yamaguchi and a four-year-old was scratched. By the time staff arrived to help, the monkey had already escaped.
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Japan to Use Tranquilizer Guns to Catch Marauding Monkeys After 42 Injured
12:21 GMT 25.07.2022 (Updated: 12:14 GMT 06.04.2023) Deexa Khanduri
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As their natural habitat has been eroded away, monkeys are making their ways to cities. The first attack was registered on July 8.
Authorities in Japan’s western city of Yamaguchi said on Monday that they will be using tranquillizer guns to capture marauding monkeys that have
attacked at least 42 people in recent weeks.
Local authorities told AFP that the animals initially only targeted women and children, but now attack men too.
None of the injuries, however, are considered to be critical, with most suffering scratches and bites.
“I heard crying coming from the ground floor, so I hurried down and saw that monkey hunching over my child,” a local father told the Mainichi Shimbun daily.
Last week, another monkey
entered a classroom on the second floor of a kindergarten in the Ogori area of Yamaguchi and a four-year-old was scratched. By the time staff arrived to help, the monkey had already escaped.
