Graveyards are now sanctuaries for birds
According to government estimates, there should be 12 sanctuaries to ensure the safe habitat of birds and wild animals. However, in reality, what is meant by sanctuaries has not been fully developed yet. As a result, graveyards now become safe havens for birds. Visiting some cemeteries in the capital, anyone will get the sense. Starling, dove, myna, sparrow, and benebou are sitting on the branches of big trees. At the same time, birds of prey like vultures, hawks, and owls can be seen. However, speaking to the authorities concerned, it was learned that the Forest Department does not have any survey of what kind of wild birds are in the different graveyards in the capital.
