Farmers Affected by Wildlife in Langtang National Park Receive Compensation
Summary
Farmers in Langtang National Park affected by wild animals such as wild boars, monkeys, and leopards are receiving compensation to mitigate damages to crops and livestock.
Key Points
- 157 people have been affected by wild animals in Langtang National Park this fiscal year.
- Wild boars caused the most damage, affecting 111 people, followed by monkeys and leopards.
- Livestock worth approximately NPR 370,000 were lost to leopard attacks.
- NPR 1,499,400 has been distributed so far under the Relief Directive for Wildlife Damage, 2080.
- The park advises locals to avoid going alone in jungle areas and to walk cautiously with companions.
