Animals
The animal that had barged into a human settlement near Bardia National Park attacked Chanda BK, 37, and her three-year-old daughter Dipika BK of Geruwa Rural Municipality at around 10 pm.
The critically injured mother daughter duo was rushed to Nepalgunj Teaching Hospital, Kohalpur in Banke district where they breathed their last during treatment.
The incident had taken place while the two were sleeping in the courtyard of their house to escape the heat inside.

A large grizzly bear given the name The Boss is shown near Banff National Park, Alberta, Canada, west of Calgary. A second hiker this month was killed during a bear attack on Tuesday near Water Valley, west of Cremona. The RCMP said the person killed was a woman but did not release her name.
It's the second deadly bear encounter in the region this month.
At about 7 p.m. Tuesday night, Alberta Fish and Wildlife personnel were called to a private property southwest of the hamlet for a report of a fatal bear attack.
"The individual had gone for a walk on their property and was found deceased on one of their trails," Alberta Justice and Solicitor General spokeswoman Ina Lucila said in a statement.
"Officers are still determining the identity of the bear, but a grizzly bear and a cub were seen in the vicinity of the incident. The sow was exhibiting aggressive behaviour."
"As soon as we arrived, it was already dead," said Elodie Sene, a caretaker at an aquarium in the town of Grau-du-Roi.
"I've never seen anything like this, it's the first time I see this in the Mediterranean," she added.
The seven-meter-long (23-foot)animal was evacuated from the beach at Carnon, near the seaside town of La Grande-Motte, and was to undergo an autopsy to determine the cause of death.

A newborn orca calf spotted playing with its pod in the North Seas off Moray Firth, near Duncansby Head, Caithness.
Nine days later the pair were seen back in the Hebrides.
Then, the following day, they were spotted by a research vessel in the waters off Lochboisdale, Scotland.
Multiple organisations confirmed this is the first sighting of this famous pair of killer whales off England and the most southerly point they have ever been recorded in five decades.
Movements of this small and unique group of killer whales have been tracked, over time, by The Sea Watch Foundation, Hebridean Whale and Dolphin Trust and the Irish Whale and Dolphin Group.
One of the killer whales is known as John Coe - and has a deep nick near the base of his dorsal fin and fluke.
Capt. Jeff Caldwell said in a news release that deputies responding to a report of an animal attack in Willow Spring found Scott Winberry trying to help his injured daughter, Malia Scott Winberry. Deputies learned that family pets had violently attacked Malia and they joined her father's efforts to help until EMS units took over care.
The girl was soon pronounced dead, officials said. Investigators quickly determined that the incident was an accident.
News outlets report that Sheriff Steve Bizzell said the attack happened after the father stepped out of the house to speak with a neighbor.
The father is a law enforcement officer in Wake County and the mother worked for Johnston County's EMS, he said.
Johnston County Animal Control has seized the two Rottweilers involved in the attack.
Source: AP
Brett Highlands told 7NEWS a shark grabbed his arm like a dog grips a bone - before he used his spear to escape the jaws of a killer.
For a split second, Brett thought he was about to die in the sea off Broome, but he survived to tell the tale.
He was spear-fishing with mates in remote waters - 50 kilometres north of Broome on Friday for his 48th birthday.
"Really dark blue, eerie, there was a lot of unusual fish in the water," he said.
Suddenly, Brett became the bait.
In the first incident Sunday, a 55-year-old keeper surnamed Yang was mauled to death by a tiger as he cleaned its cage at a zoo in eastern Anhui province, state media reported.
Yang had been a tiger handler at the Zhanggongshan Zoo in Bengbu for nearly two decades, the state-run Global Times newspaper reported.
On Tuesday, police shot two tigers dead after they mauled a zookeeper during feeding time and escaped their enclosure at a park in central Henan province. The keeper, surnamed Jia, was hospitalized and later died of his injuries.
Officials in the town of Sanjia, which is in Dongfang in the Chinese province of Hainan, said the victim was knocked unconscious by the bolt of electricity, but he was not in any life-threatening condition.
Footage circulating on Chinese social media sites showed villagers and local government officials surveying the farm following the freak weather incident. The lifeless brown cattle can be seen scattered across the field while survivors remain cooped up nearby.
The 59-year-old died of excessive bleeding a few hours after the dog bit her neck.
The dog's attack was filmed by a closed circuit camera set up in the neighborhood, and police later captured the dog, which looked like a hybrid of Pungsan Dog and Samoyed.
This is not an isolated incident at a time when many pedigreed dogs end up on city streets and turn into strays, baring fangs and attacking people and livestock alike.











Comment: Details of the attack in India on May 18: These big cats have also been busy in the wild of late, see: 3 women killed by tigers in one day in Maharashtra, India