Relief should be given to the guide's family

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The death of a 33-year-old guide in the Chitwan National Park after being attacked by a rhinoceros has shocked foreign tourists. More vigilance has to be taken so that such incidents do not recur. It is said that the new relief guidelines have provided for a relief of Rs 10 lakh if a licensed guide dies due to an attack by wild animals.

But while promoting forest, wildlife protection and tourism, it is necessary to make a law to increase the relief money and other facilities given to the families of the official staff and licensed guides who died in the attack of wild animals and smugglers in the work area.
– Tulsiram Kharel, Birtamod, Jhapa