Chitwan National Park has installed 35 spy cameras to help prevent wildlife poaching during the Chaat Parv festival. The holiday period is considered a high-risk time because hunters may target wild animals. Cameras have been placed in sensitive parts of the protected area. Park officials have also increased regular and emergency patrols. Conservation Officer Ganesh Prasad Tiwari said poaching risks remain in several locations. He said unauthorized individuals or groups could attempt to enter those areas. The surveillance and patrol measures are intended to improve detection and deter incursions.