Bear attacks five people on outskirts of Bengaluru
The Hindu
Out of the five, two suffered severe injuries and are getting treatment at a hospital, while the other three were treated at outpatient wards
A bear attacked five people on the outskirts of Bengaluru early on Tuesday morning. It first attacked a person near a godown in Kachanayakanahalli, behind Narayana Hrudalaya on Hosur Road. The incident happened around 3 a.m. Then the bear moved towards Chandapura KEB quarters. It attacked two persons near Thattanahalli in Attibele hobli and again three people in Shettahalli. Out of the five, two suffered severe injuries and are getting treatment at a hospital, while the other three were treated at outpatient wards. Forest Department officials said that the attacks took place when the people went out of the house to answer the call of nature or while working on the farm.
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