Bhubaneswar Municipal Corporation (BMC) has approved the introduction of dedicated vehicles and an incinerator to carry and dispose of stray dog carcasses. The proposal was passed in the recent corporation meeting, and three vehicles will be deployed in different administrative zones for transportation. Additionally, the BMC has requested land for the facility and plans to set a price for pet owners to dispose of their pets' bodies. The corporation also aims to tackle the issue of stray cattle in the city.
Residents of eight villages within the Palamu Tiger Reserve graze their cattle in the Betla National Park, impacting wildlife, particularly bisons. The boundary between the villages and the park is long and porous, leading to cattle intrusion. To address the issue, the deputy director of the Palamu Tiger Reserve suggests creating meadows and pastures for the cattle. Additionally, a foot and mouth disease control programme will be conducted to curb the spread of the disease.
Daltonganj: A customised vehicle for animal translocation is expected to reach Betla National Park under the tiger reserve Palamu in the third week of.
Preparations are afoot for the intra translocation of Cheetals in the tiger reserve Palamu.
It s wait now for the customized vehicle for it. It is to come from Jabalpur in Madhya Pradesh here.
The vehicle is expected to be here in the third week of December. The driving distance
It looks electricity department has not learnt any lesson from Musabani and Chakulya tragedy where 5 and 2 wild elephants got electrocuted to death respectively only this November.
There are low hanging wires all across the tiger reserve Palamu and a complaint about it has also been