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Encroached land cleared
The Sagarmatha Forest Development Project in Mahottari has reclaimed around 16 hectares of its land that had been taken over by some locals in Hattilet area.bookmark
Published at : July 24, 2016
Updated at : July 24, 2016 09:36
Mahottari
The Sagarmatha Forest Development Project in Mahottari has reclaimed around 16 hectares of its land that had been taken over by some locals in Hattilet area.
The project cleared the encroached land with the help of police on Saturday. The locals had been growing crops on the land for years. (PR)
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