Residents of Daubans Chaupaata village in Pithoragarh district’s Moonakot block are seeking action against monkeys that have been damaging crops in local fields.
Local residents Narendra Singh and Kishan Singh said the animals are entering farms and destroying malta and large lemons. The crop damage is causing financial losses for farmers, according to their account.
Farmers seek Forest Department action
The residents have asked the Forest Department to take steps to address the monkey problem in the village. Their demand is focused on preventing further damage to agricultural produce.
The reported losses involve malta and large lemon crops grown in the area. No details were provided about the value of the damage or any action taken by the department so far.
Conclusion
Residents of Daubans Chaupaata say monkeys are damaging malta and large lemon crops and causing financial losses. They have requested the Forest Department’s intervention.
Frequently Asked Questions
Q. Where is Daubans Chaupaata village?
Daubans Chaupaata is in Moonakot block of Pithoragarh district.
Q. What problem are residents reporting?
Residents say monkeys are entering fields and damaging crops.
Q. Which crops have been affected?
The reported crops are malta and large lemons.
Q. Who reported the crop damage?
Local residents Narendra Singh and Kishan Singh reported the problem.
Q. What impact has the damage had?
Residents said the crop losses are causing financial difficulties for farmers.
Q. What action are residents seeking?
They have asked the Forest Department to provide relief from the monkey problem.
