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Nepal Mulls Policy Shift To Allow Hotels Back Into Tiger Strongholds

Nepal Mulls Policy Shift To Allow Hotels Back Into Tiger Strongholds
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Nepal Mulls Policy Shift To Allow Hotels Back Into Tiger Strongholds

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Nepal: Hotels likely to return to national parks

The new regulation will open up protected areas that are the habitats of species such as tigers and rhinos.

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Nepal mulls policy shift to allow hotels back into tiger strongholds

Nepal mulls policy shift to allow hotels back into tiger strongholds
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Insufficient timber leading to outflow of millions of rupees

Insufficient supply of timber has resulted in the outflow of millions of rupees to foreign countries in the import of timber, furniture, aluminium and steel, according to available data. Aluminium and steel are used as alternatives to timber.

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