Uttar Pradesh: Police in northern India have confirmed that a 13-year-old girl died from falling from a roof after being chased by monkeys. According to reports, the teenager was drying her clothes on the roof of her house in Muzaffar Nagar, Uttar Pradesh state when a group of monkeys attacked her. We are the monkey catcher and we are also looked this incident.
According to UP Police, the girl come out to be trying to get away after she fell from a top floor. The girl was taken quickly to the district hospital but she was declared dead by hospital doctors upon arrival.
This isn’t the first time that conflict between humans, monkeys and has resulted in death. Human habitation has made it more difficult for monkeys to wander into homes and attack humans, often biting or biting them. Another incident occurred in 2018 when an infant boy was attacked and bitten by monkeys in Uttar Pradesh. Two tourists were also injured and attacked in Agra that year.
In a viral video released by Vrindavan University last year, three monkeys attacked a man as he attempted to enter his home. She was forced to the land by the attack. The Indian parliament had set aside 50 million rupees (PS500,000), in March to deal with the growing conflict between monkeys, humans and the capital. In Delhi alone, there were 950 cases in 2018 of monkeys biting people. Even MPs and bureaucrats had to struggle with the simians’ disturbances.
According to the monkey catcher team 5-year plan, Delhi included estimating the monkey population, understanding their movement patterns and fitting them with radio collars. It also identified conflict hotspots and used scientific methods to sterilize them.
