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Japan deploys troops

Facing a spike in deadly bear attacks, Japan turns to the military and drones that bark

Kenta Suzuki in an Instagram post last month. It’s a national problem, fueled by the climate crisis and habitat change. Across Japan, at least 13 people have been killed and more than 100 injured since April this year,

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Japan sends in troops after ‘daily’ bear attacks threaten schools and tourist spots

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Japan deploys troops in bid to stem surge in deadly bear attacks

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Japan deploys army to fight bears

Japan is calling in its army to wrestle its ongoing bear problem.

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Japan sends troops to northern region to help stop bear attacks after a record number of casualties

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The roar that haunts him: Japanese bear attack survivor calls for ruthless response

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Japan takes unusual steps to deal with its deadly bear problem

Since April, a record 12 people have been killed in more than 100 bear encounters in Japan -- an issue so serious the country's pacificist military is deploying forces to parts of the country.

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Japan sends in the military to deal with surge in bear attacks

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Military Joins Hunt As Bear Attacks Hit 100+ Since April In Japan

Bear sightings hit 5-year high amid shortages of beech nuts

Official statistics confirm the spiraling bear crisis, with 20,792 sightings reported nationwide over the six months to September–-already surpassing the total for the previous 12 months and marking a five-year high.

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VTV.vn - An Asian black bear was recently rescued in Hanoi’s Me Linh District by the non-governmental organisation Animals Asia and taken to the Vietnam Bear Rescue Centre in Vinh Phuc Province. VTV.vn - Two Asian black bears were rescued from a household in Di An city in the southern province of Binh Duong on July 28 and are being transported to the rescue centre in Tam Dao National Park.

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Japan deploys troops to combat deadly wave of bear attacks

Japan deployed troops to the country's rugged north on Wednesday to help trap bears after local authorities said besieged communities were struggling to cope with an unprecedented wave of attacks.