Sunday, January 25th, 2026

Rs 3.9 million provided to wildlife victims as compensation



KATHMANDU: The Koshi Tappu Wildlife Reserve, Paschim Kushaha Sunsari, has provided more than Rs 3.9 million as compensation to locals who suffered as a result of wildlife.

The Reserve Office provided such amount as compensation to wildlife victims in the current fiscal year, said Conservation Officer at the Reserve, Ashok Ram.

The Office provided Rs 1 million each to two families of those who lost a member in attack by wild animals from the reserve, Rs 353,711 to seven families of those who were injured from wildlife attack, Rs 993,500 to 211 families whose crops were damaged and Rs 418,500 to 79 families whose house and huts were destroyed.

RSS

Publish Date : 11 March 2021 22:50 PM

Trump warns Canada of 100% tariffs over potential China trade deal

WASHINGTON DC: US President Donald Trump has threatened to impose

Jhapa’s Bhelagudhi Wetland emerge as new tourist destination

JHAPA: A hidden green haven in eastern Jhapa is steadily

Balen Shah refuses to join public debate with Oli

KATHMANDU: Former Kathmandu Metropolitan City Mayor Balen Shah has announced

NA election: Voting underway across all seven provinces

KATHMANDU: Voting has begun today for 18 National Assembly (NA)

Fire erupts at Mahashakti Soap Industry in Hetauda

HETAUDA: A fire broke out at the warehouse of Mahashakti