October 2, 2026, Friday
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A woman died when a leopard attacked her where she was cutting mustard

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Kathmandu. A woman died after being attacked by a leopard in Bardia on Wednesday evening. The deceased is 55-year-old Khidni Tharu of Barbardia Municipality 11 Belbhar. He was attacked by a leopard around 5.30 pm on Wednesday evening while he was cutting mustard in his field near the village.

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