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In the Irkutsk region, cases of bears coming out to people have become more frequent, which led to the introduction of a high alert regime.
In the Ust-Kut region of the Angara region, a bear wandered into a gardening community and dragged away a dog.
A police officer eliminated a bear in the forest after it attacked a dog.
In the Irkutsk region, a high alert regime is in effect due to the increasing number of cases of bears coming out to people.
IRKUTSK, September 26 - RIA Novosti. A bear entered the plot of a gardening partnership in the Ust-Kutsk region of the Angara region and dragged away a dog; the animal was eliminated in the forest by a police officer, reports the GUMVD for the Irkutsk region.
On Friday evening, the Ust-Kut police duty station received a message that a bear had climbed onto a property in one of the suburban SNT and attacked dogs. The owner of the plot saw the predator in her garden.

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