Nepali farmers can’t beat monkeys. They change crops instead
The monkey problem is particularly severe in Baglung Municipality, Jaimini Municipality and Kathekhola Rural Municipality.
The monkey problem is particularly severe in Baglung Municipality, Jaimini Municipality and Kathekhola Rural Municipality.
Children from a Baglung village walk up to six hours daily through treacherous mountain trails to attend school. Officials plan a municipal hostel to ease the students’ plight.
For shepherds, life on the move also reflects mountain culture. But how long can this way of survival continue?
With birthing centres out of reach, medical equipment failing, and roads often impassable, home births remain a dangerous norm in remote villages.
People face problems with education, health, transportation, and drinking water. Benefits do not spill over to local residents.
In many cases, legal provisions intended to protect children from child marriage are instead being used to penalise the victims.
No one knows how the airport, initially built to facilitate flights, will resume operations.
The flood in Baglung's river damaged the suspension bridge, adversely impacting the rescue and relief efforts.