43 primates on the loose in South Carolina town after escaping from research lab
Briefly

Following the mass escape of 43 rhesus macaque monkeys from Alpha Genesis research lab, authorities in Yemassee, South Carolina, have issued warnings to residents to secure their homes. The local police department noted that no monkeys have yet been captured and advised anyone who spots the animals to contact 911 rather than approach. This incident has raised public concern, although the sheriff's office assured the community that there is no health risk posed by the escaped primates.
In relation to the situation, the sheriff's office stated, 'Residents are strongly advised to keep doors and windows secured to prevent these animals from entering homes.' The police department emphasized the urgency of locating the primates quickly, as they began deploying thermal imaging cameras in their search efforts. The police are coordinating with staff from the Alpha Genesis Primate Research Center to ensure that the animals are safely rounded up.
Read at ABC7 San Francisco
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