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Snow leopards kill 16 yaks in Kanchanjungha area

Taplejung, July 30: The snow leopard has continued prowling in the Kanchanjungha area. In the last fiscal year alone, the snow leopards killed 16 yaks reared by the farmers. The yaks kept in enclosures were killed by the wild cats, according to Kanchanjungha Conservation Area Management Council. The yaks belonging
Snow leopard rescued from Morang made public in Kathmandu

The rare snow leopard which was rescued from Urlabari Municipality in the Tarai belt was made public in Kathmandu on
Estranged snow leopard brought to Central Zoo

An injured snow leopard that was rescued from Urlabari, Sunsari in the eastern Tarai region has been brought to the
Himalayan goats killed in snow leopard attack

Dozens of Himalayan goats were killed by the snow leopards at Dhakmar of Lodhekar Damodarkunda Rural Municipality-2 in Mustang district

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Disaster-induced death toll climbs to 239
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Farmers left with nothing as near-harvest paddy is washed away
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Traffic resumes one-way in Daunne
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Relief amount provided at survivors’ doorstep
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Flood survivors worried about the risk of epidemic
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A Dangerous Dance for Israel and Iran
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Govt urged to maximise benefits from upcoming Sixth Asian Population Conference
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