Bulls that killed two in Palampur captured

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Updated At : 11:41 AM Jun 23, 2022 IST

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Palampur, June 22

A team of veterinary officers today captured the stray bull that had killed one person and injured several others here on Sunday. A furious bull had killed Udho Ram, a daily wage worker, when he was on his way to the office of the local Municipal Corporation officer to deliver lunch for his son.

Earlier, a stray bull had killed a woman at Rajpur in Ward number 11. The Tribune had highlighted the issue and a team of veterinary officers from the Gopalpur zoo captured both bulls.

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