Incredible images recorded in Sinaia where bears chase people on the street. Faced with this alarming situation, the Minister of Environment recommends that local authorities move or even shoot dangerous animals.
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However, a veterinarian who participates in such interventions would be needed, but Sinaia City Hall fails to find one.
Three tourists went through an amazing experience when they stayed at a guesthouse in the center of Sinaia resort. Surveillance cameras filmed them as they returned, quietly, from the walk. After three minutes, two bears descend the stepped alley. The woman had gone out to take something to the car, so she met with the savages, at which point she returned in a hurry.
Mariana Petrariu, owner of the pension: “She was very scared, she ran away, she ran down the alley, the bear ran after her, she was lucky that the door to the apartment was not closed because, as can be seen in the filming, the bear came, went up with paws on the gate.“
Four months ago, in the same place, another woman was scared to death. She was wearing high-heeled shoes and was slowly walking up the street. She woke up face to face with a bear that followed her. But the woman’s screams discouraged him.
Mircea Marian, tourist: “No action has been taken and people and children are in danger, especially children.“
The bears come to look for food in the resort. Here, the animals broke the fence to reach the garbage bags stored in the yard. The Minister of Environment considers that he has solved the situation, with the help of an emergency ordinance.
Tanczos Barna, Minister of the Environment: “The specimens that circulate on the streets, that return constantly, the specimens that endanger the lives of people, citizens, must be relocated. If they are aggressive, there is a possibility of extracting them by shooting.“
Vlad Oprea, mayor: “I don’t think it’s normal for bears, if they are aggressive, to be shot in the city, where they can endanger the lives of the people who live here.“
The mayor of Sinaia says that the ordinance referred to by the Minister of Environment cannot be applied. He did not find any veterinarian willing to be part of the local commission that decides how to intervene when a bear appears in the community.
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