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In Kastamonu, an Injured Roe Deer Was Released Back Into Nature After Treatment.

A wounded roe deer found by citizens in the Ağlı district of Kastamonu was treated by Nature Conservation and National Parks teams and released back into its natural habitat. Minister İbrahim Yumaklı shared the moment on social media.

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