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Rare kind of monkey found in Sivasagar

A rare kind of monkey found on June 13 at Sivasagar Tennis Club. Some teenagers saw the monkey at the tennis club premises which is near the Sivasagar pond. They informed the forest department which is situated nearby. Some forest personnel caught the monkey and took it at the forest office. The department told the press that they will free up the monkey at the forest.

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