Bear attacks 2 in Japan grocery store, ransacks sushi section

Global NewsWednesday, October 8, 2025 at 3:56:06 PM
Bear attacks 2 in Japan grocery store, ransacks sushi section
A bear attack at a grocery store in Japan has left two people injured and caused chaos in the sushi section. This alarming incident has prompted local authorities to increase police patrols in busy commuter routes to ensure the safety of children heading to school. The attack highlights the growing concern over wildlife encounters in urban areas, raising questions about safety measures and wildlife management.
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