There has been a significant increase in loss
of human lives and property from attacks by wild animal, especially in buffer
zones, has obliged Nepal’s officials to cap on the growth of wildlife including
endangered species like tigers and rhinos. Due to wildlife attacks, about 30
human deaths have been monitored annually but in the past few years the figure
appears to have risen significantly. According to the forest ministry officials, in
the last five years, more than 80 people have been killed by wild elephants
while 17 of the animals died in retaliatory killings.
18 January
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