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Bazooka OTT Release Reportedly Revealed Online: What You Need to Know
Bazooka is an action-packed cat and rat game thriller In which a businessman and a cop are on a hunt to find a psychopath who is killing innocent people in the event games. Covered by clues and clever strategies, the events are circulated as video games by the killer to kill people strategically. An ex-forensic expert and cop collaborate to find th...
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Railways Hire 'Contract Killer' To End Rat Menace
With no Pied Piper to help it out, the Railways has little choice left but to hire "contract killers" to eliminate hundreds of giant rodents that have dug tunnels under the platforms of the British-era Charbagh railway station in Lucknow.
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Bangladeshi Farmer Named National Rat-Killing Champion
Bangladesh has crowned a new national champion rat killer after his team eradicated more than 160,000 rodents in the past 12 months, officials said today.
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Pakistan City Hires 'Rat Killer' to Tackle Rodent Problem
A government agency in Peshawar has hired a man who claims to have killed 100,000 rats in a bid to rid the northwestern Pakistani city of the rodents that plague its streets.
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Bazooka OTT Release Reportedly Revealed Online: What You Need to Know
Bazooka is an action-packed cat and rat game thriller In which a businessman and a cop are on a hunt to find a psychopath who is killing innocent people in the event games. Covered by clues and clever strategies, the events are circulated as video games by the killer to kill people strategically. An ex-forensic expert and cop collaborate to find th...
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Railways Hire 'Contract Killer' To End Rat Menace
With no Pied Piper to help it out, the Railways has little choice left but to hire "contract killers" to eliminate hundreds of giant rodents that have dug tunnels under the platforms of the British-era Charbagh railway station in Lucknow.
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Bangladeshi Farmer Named National Rat-Killing Champion
Bangladesh has crowned a new national champion rat killer after his team eradicated more than 160,000 rodents in the past 12 months, officials said today.
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Pakistan City Hires 'Rat Killer' to Tackle Rodent Problem
A government agency in Peshawar has hired a man who claims to have killed 100,000 rats in a bid to rid the northwestern Pakistani city of the rodents that plague its streets.
