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49 wild animals killed in four months
Nov 16, 2022
Forty-nine wild animals have died in the Chitwan National Park in four months.
31 wild animals dead in Chitwan
Dec 31, 2021
Thirty-one wild animals have died in the national forest area of Chitwan. Those wild animals have died in various areas.
63 animals dead in National Park
Dec 29, 2021
So far in the current fiscal year, 63 wild animals have died in Chitwan National Park. Most of them are rhinos and spotted deer.
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