Lockdown hits trees in Dalma Wildlife Sanctuary

An official at the Dalma forest range office in Mango said women were mostly involved in the felling of trees

Jayesh Thaker Jamshedpur Published 09.04.20, 09:11 PM

Timber seized by Dalma Wildlife Sanctuary authorities on Thursday. Picture by Bhola Prasad

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Lockdown hits trees in Dalma Wildlife Sanctuary

An official at the Dalma forest range office in Mango said women were mostly involved in the felling of trees

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