Romania: Bears that enter towns can be shot. Large fines for those who feed (…)

November 6, 2025

Bears that enter towns can be shot. Large fines for those who feed them
Nov 6, 2025

Bears that enter towns can be shot. Large fines for those who feed them.

Bears that enter towns and pose a danger to people's lives can be shot immediately, according to an ordinance approved on Thursday, Environment Minister Diana Buzoianu announced. Those who feed the bears will receive a fine of between 10,000 and 30,000 lei.

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