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Leopards Kills 6 Sheep, As Many Others Missing In Budgam  

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October 15, 2021
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Budgam, Oct 15: At least half a dozen sheep were killed and as many others are missing when two leopards barged inside a tin shed where the livestock was kept by a man in Arwah Beerwah area of central Kashmir’s Budgam district.

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Official sources said that two leopards struck the tin shed of one Gulzar Ahamd Chopan at Arwah Beerwah, killing six of them and while as many others are said to be missing. A police official told GNS that claims by the owner as regards missing of sheep is being verified.

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