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Black bear spotted in Ramban school

Jammu: A black bear ventured into the premises of a government-run school in Banihal town of Ramban district before the arrival of students on Saturday, prompting a rescue operation by police and Wildlife Department. The students were allowed inside after...

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Updated At : 11:13 AM May 28, 2023 IST

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Jammu: A black bear ventured into the premises of a government-run school in Banihal town of Ramban district before the arrival of students on Saturday, prompting a rescue operation by police and Wildlife Department. The students were allowed inside after it was found the beast had fled taking advantage of vegetation. PTI

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