Ganderbal: Three members of a nomadic family were injured after a bear attacked them in Thajiwas area of Sonamarg in central Kashmir’s Ganderbal district on Monday.
The trio was grazing their livestock in a nearby forest area when they were attacked by the wild bear, injuring them, a Wildlife official was quoted as saying by a local news agency.
He said the injured persons were provided medical aid at primary health centre Sonamarg while the bear was chased back into the forests in the area.
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