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Deer deaths in Dhinkia due to natural causes: Forest officers
The Statesman Bhubaneswar
|May 17, 2025
The recent deaths of spotted deer and other wild animals in Dhinkia, Nuagaon, and surrounding areas are due to natural causes, with no evidence of poaching or brutal killings noted forest officers after an inquiry conducted on the directive of the Chief Minister's Grievance Cell.
Sources revealed that several spotted deer and other wild animals have died in Nuagaon, Dhinkia, and other parts of Erasama in recent months, mainly due to the depletion of forest cover. This deforestation occurred as lakhs of trees were felled to make way for the proposed steel project. Wildlife deaths have also been reported in different forest patches of Erasama, attributed to gross negligence, inadequate forest managemen
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