Japanese wild monkeys break into migrant workers' dormitories to hurt people and be captured by the migrant workers

Jimu Journalist Sun Yan

In the past month, residents of Yamaguchi Prefecture, Japan have been attacked by wild monkeys, and dozens of people have been injured.According to the Japanese "Yomiologist" reported on July 29, after catching a "accident monkey" on the evening of the 26th, another "associate" was captured on the 28th.

Screenshots of relevant reports (Source: "Yomiuri News")

It is reported that the monkey is 54.1 cm tall and weighs 7.2 kg.At about 9 pm that day, it broke into a house on the second floor through the gallery and caught the right arm of a 20 -year -old Indonesian man.It is reported that the apartment building is an employee dormitory of a construction company in Yamaguchi.

The caught man, together with several other people, caught the monkey on the spot and handed it over to the Yamaguchi Municipal Government.

According to Japanese media reports, officials of Yamaguchi City Government initially believed that the same wild monkey committed the crime, and now it is suspected that many monkeys are involved.In this regard, Yamaguchi City authorities have called on people to continue to be vigilant, because there may be other monkeys that have not been "arrested".

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