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Two mauled to death by tigers in MP district

IndiaTimes Sunday, 22 December 2024 ()
Two farmers were tragically killed by tigers in separate incidents in Madhya Pradesh, India. One farmer was attacked while working in his field, while the other was killed while visiting family. Villagers express concern over increasing tiger activity and insufficient action from the forest department.
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