Invazie de urși în Rusia: 22 de morți și măsuri de urgență

Russia is implementing urgent measures to control the brown bear population after a series of attacks resulting in at least 22 deaths. The bear population has surged to approximately 308,000, more than double the number from three decades ago. Authorities are considering increasing hunting quotas and establishing regional population limits. The rise in bear numbers is linked to milder winters in recent decades. Recent attacks have raised concerns, prompting the government to explore systemic measures for safe coexistence between humans and bears. Incidents include fatal attacks in Siberia and the Altai region, leading to investigations into environmental negligence.