58 people in Yamaguchi Prefecture, Japan were attacked by wild monkeys to say that there were many "criminal monkeys"

Yamaguchi City, Yamaguchi Prefecture frequently occurred by a wild monkey attack on human incident (Japanese TV station)

Overseas Network, July 28. According to the report of Japan's current Affairs Communications on the 28th, recently, wild monkeys attack human incidents frequently occurred in Xiaocou, Yamaguchi City, Yamaguchi Prefecture, Japan. At noon on the 27th, 58 people have been injured by wild monkeys.

At noon on the 26th, the local government used anesthesia guns to kill a wild monkey, but the attack was still continued since then. Yamaguchi Municipal Government believes that there are more than one wild monkey attacking humans and must strengthen warning.

On July 8th, the first wild monkey attacked human incidents in the local area. Some wild monkeys pushed the windows and broke into the resident's house to catch the baby's feet. The first target of the wild monkey was the young children, elementary school students, and the elderly, but later even adult men also began to be attacked. Although there were no serious injuries, the Yamaguchi County Nature Protection Bureau worried about it, saying that "wild monkeys are getting more and more cruel."

A eighty -year -old man recently attacked by a wild monkey when he was weeding, and was caught by more than 10 wounds when he wanted to drive a hoe. The old man said: "If there is no weapon, it may suffer more damage, and the wild monkey may appear anytime, anywhere, and feel very worried." Another woman who has seen wild monkeys has confirmed that "at least two monkeys with obviously different colors." However, when the local people were attacked, there was only one wild monkey. The Yamaguchi Municipal Government speculated that it was a lilac monkey that attacked humans. (Overseas Network/Wang Shanning Internship Compilation/Liu Liuyu)

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