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Rising Human-Elephant Conflict Claims 274 Lives in Two Decades

Over the past two decades, Nepal has witnessed more than 11,000 human-elephant conflict incidents, claiming 274 lives and injuring 138 people. Factors like habitat destruction and shrinking forest areas have forced elephants into human settlements, intensifying these conflicts, especially in eastern districts like Jhapa. While the government has initiated measures such as electric fencing and awareness programs, the problem persists, calling for sustainable coexistence strategies.

Denmark extends pause of AstraZeneca vaccine for three weeks

Denmark on Thursday extended its suspension of the use of the AstraZeneca Covid-19 vaccine, saying it had not ruled out a link to blood clots even though the European medicines regulator has deemed it safe.

New lockdowns in Europe, overseas fans banned at Tokyo Olympics

Several European countries introduced new lockdown measures Saturday as they battled surging coronavirus infections, while Tokyo Olympics organisers were forced to announce an "unavoidable" ban on overseas fans to keep the Games safe.

UK warns EU vaccine export ban would be ‘counter-productive’

Britain on Sunday warned the European Union against halting exports of AstraZeneca's Covid-19 vaccines if the bloc did not receive promised deliveries first, saying the move would be "counter-productive".

Industrial and trade fair to be organized in Bhaktapur

The Industrial Peace Nepal and Madhyapur Boys Band are organizing an industrial and trade fair-2021 on the occasion of Nepali New Year 2078 BS.

NTB to lead 25 companies in SATTE to promote domestic tourism

Nepal Tourism Board (NTB) has geared up to revive the domestic tourism hit by the coronavirus crisis. The NTB will be taking part in...

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Rising Human-Elephant Conflict Claims 274 Lives in Two Decades

Over the past two decades, Nepal has witnessed more than 11,000 human-elephant conflict incidents, claiming 274 lives and injuring 138 people. Factors like habitat destruction and shrinking forest areas have forced elephants into human settlements, intensifying these conflicts, especially in eastern districts like Jhapa. While the government has initiated measures such as electric fencing and awareness programs, the problem persists, calling for sustainable coexistence strategies.

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