Hazardous electricity transmission threat to various species of birds
By Krishna Mani Baral
Many species of birds are losing their lives because of Nepal government’s negligence in transmitting electricity through wires without proper insulation.
While most of these birds lose their lives when they rest on these electricity transmission wires with both their feet, some even die while resting on one foot in these wires if they have small wounds on their foot or talon.So, electricity should be transmitted in a safer manner to prevent the death of these birds from electric shock. The practice of using un-insulated wires for transmitting electricity should be immediately stopped.
A farmer points out an eagle died of electric shock in Pokhara, Nepal.
Images: Krishna Mani Baral
animalrightsnepal.com requests the Nepal Electricity Authority to opt for safer ways to transmit electricity and use insulated wires for high-tension lines to prevent the death of our feathered friends.
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Because most of animal in Nepal r going to disappear so we have to make aware people how important r animal. such as one horn rhino which is going to disappear if we will not take proper action.
It is very nice coverage of animals and u have done a great job about animal. pls try to cover animal those who r going to extinct.
Because most of animal in Nepal r going to disappear so we have to make aware people how important r animal. such as one horn rhino which is going to disappear if we will not take proper action.And try to take attention of goverment and try to write authorised goverment interview about the action they have taken to preserve animal
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onion