A village in India's northeast mourns after deadly attacks
OTING, India (AP) -- It was 2004 when a bear mauled Nenwang Konyak in the forest in Mon district, high up in the hills along India's border with Myanmar.
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OTING, India (AP) -- It was 2004 when a bear mauled Nenwang Konyak in the forest in Mon district, high up in the hills along India's border with Myanmar.
OTING, India (AP) — It was 2004 when a bear mauled Nenwang Konyak in the forest in Mon district, high up in the hills along India’s border with Myanmar. The men in his village, Oting, rescued him and carried him home.
OTING, India (AP) — It was 2004 when a bear mauled Nenwang Konyak in the forest in Mon district, high up in the hills along India’s border with Myanmar. The men in his village, Oting, rescued him and carried him home.
“Even Christmas will bring no joy. Our hearts are hurting,” says one resident.
High up in the hills along India's border with Myanmar, Oting village in the northeastern state of Nagaland is in mourning after more than a dozen people were killed by soldiers