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Conservation of natural resources main agenda in Mahottari


26 May 2022  

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MAHOTTARI: Residents of the Mahottari district have urged the newly elected representatives at the local level to make the protection and conservation of natural resources their main agenda.

Though the local level representatives have stated that education, health, and infrastructure development are among their priorities since taking office, the general public has emphasized the preservation of natural resources.

In this regard, Dr. Vijay Kumar Singh of Megharol in Bhangaha municipality-7 says failure to implement the scientific method of excavation control, conservation, and use of heritage will have an impact on the entire district.
The responsibility for stopping all this has fallen on the shoulders of the newly elected representatives. Natural disasters are on the rise due to a lack of clear standards and thereby uncontrolled excavation. As a result, landslides, soil erosion, and inundation are increasing.

He also reminded that most of the candidates in the election campaigning had pledged to protect natural resources and stop uncontrolled excavations. Hence, the illegal crusher industry should be shut down.

Likewise, Lalan Mandal of Pashupatinagar in Bardibas Municipality-9 expresses concern over the lack of implementation of such commitments made by political leaders.

Khadga Bahadur Singh, 75, of Bardibas Municipality-14 says that the protection of the Chure mountain range should be a priority issue. “Chure Hills and the surrounding range are a source of most of the rivers flowing through the district. Hence, It is necessary to protect the Chure,” he said.

Sarita Dhungana of Gauridanda in Bardibas Municipality-3 says that uncontrolled exploitation has increased in rivers and river basin areas of Bardibas. The problem of erosion and inundation is due to increasing illegal sand and stone quarry.

At present, there are more than 50 illegally operated crusher industries in the rivers and river-basin lands of Bardibas, Gaushala, Bhangaha, and other municipal areas. The newly elected people’s representatives have a challenging responsibility to do away with such illegal crusher industries.

Publish Date : 26 May 2022 12:08 PM

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