Pheasants and Ducks Released for Hunting Wander in Gardens and Die in the Street ↗
Front page leadEscaped pheasants and ducks, released for hunting purposes in Clavier, Belgium, are now wandering into gardens and dying in the streets.
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The front page of RTBF features a mix of domestic and international news, with a strong emphasis on sports, particularly cycling, and ongoing conflicts. A local story about escaped pheasants and ducks in Clavier, Belgium, is prominently displayed. International news includes developments in the…
Escaped pheasants and ducks, released for hunting purposes in Clavier, Belgium, are now wandering into gardens and dying in the streets.
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