After the wild animals started destroying the maize which had started to sprout, the forest office appointed 20 youths as scouts and trained them and deployed them in the villages.
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The monitoring team has been mobilized after the corn monkeys and boars started destroying the corn in the fields. After selecting the areas where the crops are damaged by wild animals, the Division Forest Office has recruited 20 monitoring teams and deployed them in the fields and settlements for three months.
20 people between the ages of 18 and 45 have been recruited into the squad. Out of 36 applications, 20 selected people have been trained and sent to villages from Monday.
"We have taught about wildlife and how to protect crops with legal issues," says Mohan Prasad Shrestha, head of the Division Forest Office, "Now the staff will inform the villagers when monkeys try to enter the corn fields, count the number of monkeys and drive them away." They will also inform farmers about ways to protect corn from monkeys. According to the office, the person from his home place has been appointed as a staff for three months.
Apart from Sitganga municipality, five local levels of Arghakhanchi have been declared as wildlife affected areas. Malarani Rural Municipality-4 Lutipokhara, Khanar area of Ward 3, Bhumikasthan Municipality-9 Dhikura, Dhamchaur of Ward 10, Pali of Panini Rural Municipality-8, Maidan of Ward 5, Dhatiwang of Ward 6, Panina of Ward 1, Adaguri of Ward 7 are the affected areas. Similarly, Sandhikhark Municipality-4 Wangla, Ward 2 Kur, Ward 6, Ward 1 Patuwathum and Ward 8 Kimdanda are also included in the wildlife affected area. Chatradeo Rural Municipality-2 and 3 Balkot area, Ward 1 Chidika Kerunga, Arghatosh area are monkey affected areas. The observation squad will work in this area.
Information officer of the Division Forest Office, Keshar Khadka, said that the Heralu squad was oriented with the aim of reducing damage from wild animals, protecting farmers' crops and promoting the coexistence of wild animals. "It has been decided to keep Herra in cooperation with forest office and forest management groups, community forest user groups with good income," he said. 20 viewers will get salary and mobile recharge expenses at the rate of 10,000 per month.
At this time, corn cobs have started to appear in the field. The monkey has started causing damage by breaking the hog itself. The squad has also been given boots, jackets, raincoats and other materials. The dress is also made to show the identity of the staff.
