Indonesia captures monkey responsible for two-week rampage on Sumatra island
Most outlets reported the capture of a long-tailed macaque that attacked 18 people over two weeks in Tembilahan, Sumatra, noting the impact on residents and school closures. Dawn added context about the fear prompting school closures, while Dunya News focused on the injuries and location of the attacks. Both used similar phrasing but varied slightly in emphasis and additional details.
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Indonesia traps monkey following two-week rampage that wounded 18 people on Sumatra island
The animal, an adult long-tailed macaque, wounded 18 residents of the town of Tembilahan, biting and clawing at its victims
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Indonesia traps monkey following two-week rampage that wounded 18 people on Sumatra island
Animal trappers have cut short the two-week rampage of a monkey that randomly attacked 18 people on Sumatra island in Indonesia, prompting dozens of schools to close in fear. The animal, an adult long-tailed macaque, wounded 18 residents of the town of Tembilahan, biting and clawing at its victims — most of whom it targeted when they were alone. Those hurt included children and elderly people. ...
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