Man killed in rhino attack

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CHITWAN, April 27: A man was killed in rhino attack in the eastern part of Chitwan district Monday morning. Megh Bahadur Kumal, 65, of Jutpani VDC-3 was killed on the spot after a rhino attacked him at about 7 a.m.. The wild animal suddenly attacked Kumal while he was walking through nearby forest, according to eyewitnesses. His body has been sent to Bharatpur Hospital for postmortem, said the District Police Office Chitwan.

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