Kathmandu. Minister for Agriculture, Forest and Environment Gita Chaudhary has said that Shuklaphanta National Park will address the problems of displaced families.

Minister Chaudhary has formed a four-member committee to study the recommendations of various commissions so far and will address the problems of the displaced families.

The committee will prepare a road map for the proper management of the displaced families within a month and recommend ways and means to resolve the problem.

Similarly, the recommendations of the past commissions should be studied and if the commission is to be formed, it should be prepared along with the ToR of the commission and submitted it.

Minister Chaudhary said that the committee has been formed for the proper management of the families displaced from the park as various problems related to the land related to the relocation of the settlements within the park area for activities ranging from wildlife hunting reserve to upgradation with the national park have not been resolved yet.