Japan steps up response as deadly bear attacks hit record


TOKYO (dpa): Japan is ramping up its response to a record number of deadly bear attacks, according to local media on Saturday. 

Facing an acute shortage of experienced hunters, the government has decided to encourage retired police officers and former soldiers to obtain hunting licences, the newspaper Asahi Shimbun reported.

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