Indian Authorities Capture Wolves After Fatal Attacks on Children

Eight people, including seven children, have been killed in a series of wolf attacks in Uttar Pradesh, prompting extensive efforts to capture the animals.

Police and forest officials have launched 'Operation Bhediya' to track and capture the wolves using drones and thermal imaging cameras.
Attacks began on July 17, with wolves targeting children sleeping outdoors in rural villages.
Authorities have captured four wolves so far, with two still on the loose.
Villagers are advised not to sleep outside, and measures like loudspeakers and floodlights have been installed to deter the wolves.
Heavy monsoon rains and habitat encroachment are believed to have driven the wolves into human settlements.