Japan warns of hungry bears in spring that may attack people after coming out of hibernation


TOKYO: Japan’s environment ministry is warning that hungry bears may return to human communities in the spring after hibernating and may attack people.

At a meeting of related ministries and agencies on April 11, the ministry said it would send a notice to prefectural offices as early as in April, alerting them against bears coming out of their winter sleep.

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