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A bear attack left four people injured in two factories at a residential area in northern Japan's Fukushima district on Tuesday.

That'd be today, although it's later in Japan now.

Oh, no.

13 people were killed by bears last year, and there were been a jumping sightings.

What time is in Japan right now, of course?

As the animals emerged from hungry hybridation, the bear-related human injury incident occurred in Fukushima City, injuring four people.

The bear was first spotted in a car parts factory, prompting an emergency call, explaining that employees had been bitten.

The Yoramuri Shiboon Daily reported, citing police and fire department officials.

The outlet reported the bear had still not been located as the bear continues.

They're still printing the Shiboon Daily.

Yeah.

Rampage.

I think, yeah.

I think they still deliver it to your doorstep every day.

Two other people were injured, one in a residential area and the other on the premises of an electronic equipment manufacturer nearby, the Yomuri said, adding to the fact the animal was thought to have remained inside the factory. So as far as they know, he's still in the factory. Are you worried about a bear in Alaska at all anywhere? He's taking a gun. You're not just living in a hotel.

You're going to be out and about and doing some stuff, right? I'm mostly going to be in a vehicle. Okay, all right. And when I'm not in a vehicle, I'm going to be like in a lodge or a cabin. I'm not camping. Okay, good. Yeah. And I guess. Oh, did you figure out the toilet situation, too? you're just going to peer in your pants like that rower.

Remember you said there's not a toilet in those cabins? Oh, did you figure out the toilet situation, too? He's going to pee on your pants like that rower.

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