People have a "headache" because of a herd of more than 60 wild monkeys.

(NLDO) - The local government has reported, asking units to find solutions to overcome the situation of monkeys regularly destroying people's crops.

On December 18, he Nguyen Van Phuc, Vice Chairman of the People's Committee of Binh Tan Phu Commune, Binh Son District ( Quang Ngai Province), said that the locality has reported to relevant units to survey and assess the situation of wild monkeys regularly destroying people's crops in order to find solutions.

Monkeys destroy crops of people in Phu Nhieu 2 village

"Currently, local authorities can only guide people to apply manual measures to protect their crops," said Mr. Phuc.

According to the people of Phu Nhieu 2 village, Binh Tan Phu commune, for nearly a week, many people's corn fields have been destroyed by wild monkeys. Many corn fields have been destroyed by monkeys by more than half, causing heavy damage to the people.

Many corn fields were destroyed by monkeys.

"A troop of more than 60 monkeys came to destroy my family's corn field, which was almost ready for harvest. They broke many corn plants, ate all the kernels, leaving behind a scene of devastation. More than 2/3 of my family's corn field was destroyed by them," said Mr. Tran Dung (63 years old, living in Phu Nhieu 2 village, Binh Tan Phu commune).

When they discovered people coming, the monkeys ran up the mountain.

Besides destroying corn , monkeys also destroy rice and cassava growing areas, making agricultural production difficult. Many families decide to harvest crops early to limit further destruction by monkeys.

According to the people of Phu Nhieu 2 village, in the past, monkeys have come down many times to destroy people's crops.

"We hope the government will take measures to fix this. If monkeys keep biting and destroying things like this, we won't be able to cultivate anything," said a resident of Phu Nhieu 2 village.

Source: https://nld.com.vn/quang-ngai-nguoi-dan-dau-dau-vi-dan-khi-hoang-hon-60-con-196241218193851758.htm