City plans to keep record of domestic animals by installing chips on them
Kathmandu, March 24 -- After numerous failed attempts to drive loitering animals away from the streets, the Kathmandu Metropolitan City has come up with a plan to keep a record of domestic animals in the metropolis by fitting chips on their bodies.
Dhanapati Sapkota, chief of the Implementation Department at the metropolis, said his office is planning to maintain a database within the current fiscal year ending in mid-July of households that keep animals such as cows and calves.
The metropolis on Monday held a meeting with officials from Animal Nepal, a non-profit organisation that has been working to set a standard of animal welfare in the country.
"The metropolis invited us for technical support and consultancy. We'll be helping the ...
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