2 women die at bear farm in Akita

2 women die at bear farm in Akita

SENDAI, Japan - Photo taken from a Kyodo News helicopter on April 20, 2012, shows the Hachimantai Bear Farm in Kazuno, Akita Prefecture. Two female employees at the bear park died the same day, after apparently being attacked by bears, police said. At the top of the picture are police officers and firefighters. (Kyodo)

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