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Rotten to the Terrace: Harz Continues to Fight Wild Boars

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Osterode in the Harz is suffering from a wild boar plague. Meanwhile, the situation is getting worse: despite record hunting, Rotten penetrates to the terraces of residential buildings. The inhabitants are powerless.

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Rotten to the Terrace: Harz Continues to Fight Wild Boars

2 months ago·Hamburg, Germany

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ndr.de broke the news in Hamburg, Germany 2 months ago on Wednesday, June 17, 2026.

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