The tiger has not read the law book: Prime Minister Oli

Baishak 27, 2082

Kantipur Reporter

The tiger has not read the law book: Prime Minister Oli

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Prime Minister KP Sharma Oli has said that now we should focus on production rather than expansion of forests. He said that for the commercial use of forests, a policy should be taken that neither haste nor slows down. At present, 46 percent of Nepal is covered by forests.

While inaugurating the second National Forest Promotion Conference held today by the Ministry of Forests and Environment, he emphasized that forests should be strengthened and Bhutan should also be converted into dense forests. "I don't need to increase the number of tigers anymore, but the comment was made without understanding that it was against the environment." The tiger has not read the book of law . He is hungry and attacks people when he doesn't get food . It does not mean that it does nothing by looking at the tigers in photos,' said Prime Minister Oli, 'We have increased the number of tigers more than twice as per international commitments. Those who live near the forest know its meaning . Protecting the environment is for human beings. The environment cannot be protected if the human race is insecure.'

Prime Minister Oli mentioned that there are some countries that do not accept the Paris Agreement and emphasized that everyone should come to world cooperation. He made it clear that if this importance is not understood today, it will be late tomorrow and Nepal is going to organize the Everest Dialogue.

Prime Minister Oli also said that in the name of scientific forest management, the cutting of snakes in Salghari will be strictly stopped. Salghari is a unique example of Nepal's nature and because such tall trees are important for irrigation, Salghari should not be used for commercial use until it is old. "Though the slogan of Green Forest Nepal's wealth is old, the forest has not been properly utilized as wealth, but now we have taken a resolution, we are working on how to conserve the forest for the benefit of the solar system," said Prime Minister Oli.

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