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Two wild boars were spotted in downtown Uijeongbu at 12:05 a.m. on Monday, according to the police.
Residents in the region reported sightings after they came across a couple of wild pigs near an intersection in Uijeongbu-dong.
One of the boars was killed immediately after local police officers and fire fighters arrived on the scene. The other escaped into the nearby mountain, according to the police.
Residents in the region reported sightings after they came across a couple of wild pigs near an intersection in Uijeongbu-dong.
One of the boars was killed immediately after local police officers and fire fighters arrived on the scene. The other escaped into the nearby mountain, according to the police.
In recent months, a growing number of wild animals made have their way into the city’s residential areas.
On Oct. 5, police received reports that two wild pigs came down from the hills. Another case last month involved a wild boar that collided with a speeding car in the region, police said.
By Bak Se-hwan (sh@heraldcorp.com)
