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Trio gone for fishing in Naranag attacked by bear, one still missing

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02/05/2021
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Ganderbal, May 2: Two youth were rescued while one is still missing after a bear attacked them when they were fishing at tourist place of Naranag in Central Kashmir’s Ganderbal district.

Sources told news agency Kashmir News Trust that three young men from Wangath village of Kangan had gone to Naranag for fishing on Sunday.

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They said a wild bear attacked them in the upper reaches on Naranag. Two sustained injuries but were rescued by people and shifted to hospital while their third friend after the attack went missing.

SDPO Kangan Yasir Qadri told that the missing youth might have fallen from top of the mountain after the bear attack. “Efforts are on to trace him,” he said.

He identified the missing youth as Javiad Nabi Mir. The duo who were rescued are Asif Mehmood Mir and Owais Bhat.

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