PHOTO ESSAY: Crop-raiding monkeys threaten Nepal's farming communities
Read our Privacy notice Monkeys are becoming one of the most persistent and destructive enemies of farmers in Nepal. At dawn, rural communities across the country gather to fan out across fields carrying slings, sticks and homemade noise cannons and keep watch on the tree line. Last month, a rural municipality in eastern Nepal closed schools and government offices for three days so hundreds of residents could drive monkeys into the surrounding forests.
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