India
Bear enters school in Kashmir, injures 5 girls
Srinagar | Saturday, May 17 2008 IST
Five girl students were injured when they were attacked by a bear in South Kashmir today, official sources said. They said students of High School Saller near Pahalgam were busy studying when a wild bear entered in the complex. Before the teachers and other staff members could chase away, the bear, he attacked the students. The five girl students, who were injured, were later admitted to a hospital. However, the bear managed to escape into nearby forests. -- (UNI) -- 17DR63.xml
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