Six-Kilogram Python Released in Kaptai National Park
A python rescued from a house in Rangamati Sadar has been released deep in Kaptai National Park.
A python rescued from a house in Rangamati Sadar has been released deep in Kaptai National Park.
Three people were injured when a wild boar bit them in the Chailyatali area of Longadu upazila in Rangamati.
A python 12 feet 7 inches long has been released into the deep forest of Kaptai National Park in Rangamati.
Two pythons about seven feet long, rescued in Rangamati, were released into Kaptai National Park.
The Forest Department rescued a slow loris a trafficker had taken to sell in the Kaptai range of Rangamati and released it into the forest.
Trading has picked up at Rangamati's Qurbani market, where cattle from across the hills are sold locally and trucked to other districts.
CropsIn October 2021 jhum farmers in Rangamati's hills began cutting a good crop of hill paddy; some in Mogban union had planted Turki, a rice they said came from Mizoram in India, and the DAE put the district's jhum rice at 5,580 hectares.
An injured baby slow loris, a rare species, was rescued from bushes beside the Rangamati Betar building and handed to the Forest Department.