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Andhra Pradesh Urged to Boost Tiger Base Camps to 125 Soon
Andhra Pradesh must raise its tiger base camps to 125 within a month, following a recent committee recommendation. This initiative comes after a tiger was killed in the Giddalur division of NSTR, highlighting the need for enhanced wildlife protection. The plan includes deploying four field staff at each camp, implementing drone surveillance, and providing regular training for staff every 15 days to ensure the safety of tigers.
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