ASSETS OF SOME LODGES INSIDE CHITWAN NATIONAL PARK TO BE FROZEN Kathmandu, 28 July::As the hotels inside the Chitwan National Park have not paid revenue, they will not be allowed to take out their properties from there, RSS reports from Chitwan.. The committee led by Chief Conservation Officer Jhamak Bahadur Karki had given a list of goods to be allowed and not to be allowed to take with them after the closure of the hotels. And had given time until October for taking out goods. But they will not be allowed to take the goods after the Department of Inland Revenue, Lajimpat wrote to the Department of National Park and Wild Life Conservation to stop the goods of hotels which have not paid dues, said Karki. They have dues ranging from Rs. 6,000 to Rs. 10.07 million, it is learnt. Nnnn NO VEGETABLES FOR BHUTAN REFUGEES Kathmandu, 28 July: The Bhutanese refugees living at different camps in Jhapa and Morang district have not been provided with vegetables for one and a half months after the contractors halted the veggie´s supply citing price hike, RSS reports from Damak.. The United Nations High-Level Commission for Refugees has given total responsibility to the Lutheran World Federation for foodstuffs supply to the refugees. But, the refugees have been left without vegetables for seven weeks after Gaurav Suppliers, a company specified to supply vegetables, did not comply with its commitments. Secretary at Beldangi Camp Dhan Bir Subba said the refugees have not been provided vegetables for seven weeks. Earlier, each refugee was provided 250 gram of green vegetables in a week. The Lutheran World Federation had made a contract paper with the contractors to supply seasonal vegetables as well. However, the contractors said that the prices of vegetables have skyrocketed than the time of signing the contract paper. The refugees had rejected the vegetables alleging the suppliers of distributing rotten pumpkins. Presently, 47,000 Bhutanese refugees are residing at Shanishchare and Beldangi camps. Nnnn