00:00I think it's a few things that I can't get.
00:01I'm going to get to know what's happened.
00:04I'm going to get to know what's happened.
00:05This is a typical human wildlife conflict.
00:10Leopard conflict incident.
00:11There is a little child who was in her own house.
00:15She was in her orchard.
00:17She was attacked by her.
00:18She was in her house.
00:20She was in her house.
00:22She was in her house.
00:26when we came here, we will get to them especially.
00:32We will continue to support this.
00:33We will continue to support this before we get back to the active
00:35process that we will have to save it.
00:42We will not be able to get back to it.
00:42But when we are doing it, what happens when we are doing it,
00:46And the washing system we have,
01:19Also if we draw the
01:21Yeah, fruits can be covered with animals, and then in the winter, it's not a winter.
01:30It's not a winter, but in autumn, it's the moment of the wild animals.
01:37When the wild animals are coming to the human, human inhabitation,
01:44it's a conflict.
01:45So this is our conversation.
02:16So this is our conversation.
02:50So this is our conversation.
03:27So this is our conversation.
03:40So this is our conversation.
03:44So this is our conversation.
03:50So this is our conversation.
