The statistics paint a grim picture, with 25 lives lost to leopard attacks in Bijnor alone. The situation in Baharaich is no less dire, as packs of wolves roam freely, posing a constant threat to the local population.

In Bijnor, the fear of cheetah attacks has plagued residents for over a year, with 85 villages and 60 thousand people living in constant fear. Despite efforts by the forest department to contain the leopards, the attacks continue unabated, pushing the villages into a state of hyper sensitivity.

The once bustling Pilana area of Bijnor now lies deserted as residents rush home before nightfall, fearing the lurking predators. Locals recount how their lives have been upended by the sudden surge in leopard attacks, with some villages feeling isolated and under siege.

As the death toll climbs to 25 in Bijnor, the urgency to address the predator threat grows. With wolves causing chaos in Baharaich and leopards striking fear in Bijnor, the wildlife-human conflict in Uttar Pradesh demands immediate attention and action.

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Local authorities reported suspected cases of food poisoning across several villages under Fara police station, with victims experiencing varying degrees of discomfort. Health officials swiftly responded by admitting patients to different hospitals, including SN Medical College Hospital in Agra and District Hospital Mathura.

Dr. Ajay Kumar Verma, the Chief Medical Officer, confirmed the admission of 43 patients to SN Medical College Hospital, highlighting the severity of the situation. As investigations continue, Dr. Bhudev Prasad of the Health Department’s Rapid Response Team emphasized the need for thorough inspections and sample collections from grocery stores in the affected areas.

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