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Rhino Found Dead in Kawasoti Maize Field; Cause Under Investigation

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A male rhino was discovered dead in a maize farm in Kawasoti Municipality-1, Nawalparasi, with its horn and hooves secured. Authorities are investigating the cause of death as no injuries were apparent on the animal's body. The situation is developing as further investigations are ongoing.

  • The rhino was found in a maize field belonging to local resident Bhim Bahadur Darjee.
  • The Division Forest Office, Nawalpur, is conducting further investigations into the incident.
  • The exact cause of the rhino's death remains undetermined.
  • The horn and hooves of the adult rhino have been safely kept aside.

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