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Babi Hutan Mengamuk di Sendai, Menghancurkan Jendela Sekolah

SENDAI, Nov 23 (News On Japan) - Seekor babi hutan yang mengamuk di sebuah sekolah di Jepang utara pada hari Kamis, menghancurkan jendela dan membuat para siswa serta orang tua murid ketakutan, masih berkeliaran di sebuah daerah pemukiman di Sendai, dan polisi setempat telah menerima sekitar 20 laporan.

Beberapa saksi mata melaporkan seekor babi hutan dengan panjang sekitar 1 meter, berlari di daerah Wakabayashi, Kota Sendai, sekitar pukul 7:50 pagi pada tanggal 23 November.

Sekitar pukul 8:30 pagi, babi hutan tersebut memasuki sebuah sekolah menengah di dekatnya dan dilaporkan telah memecahkan tiga kaca jendela di ruang olahraga sekolah.

Sekitar 40 anak dan orang tua dari tim bisbol remaja berada di halaman sekolah pada saat itu, tetapi untungnya, tidak ada laporan cedera.

Polisi menerima sekitar 20 laporan insiden, termasuk babi hutan yang menabrak pejalan kaki dan menyebabkan kerusakan pada kendaraan.

Polisi dan kantor kelurahan sedang melacak keberadaan babi hutan tersebut dan telah mengeluarkan peringatan kepada penduduk di daerah sekitarnya.

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