Two Kumki Elephants to Be Deployed in Andhra to Tackle Wild Elephant Menace
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The Andhra Pradesh government is moving two trained kumki elephants, Jayant and Abhimanyu, from Palamaneru Camp to Guchimi Camp to prevent human-elephant conflict in border villages of Parvathipuram Manyam district. Deputy Chief Minister Pawan Kalyan issued this order, as herds of wild elephants from Odisha continue to intrude into villages.
Two Kumki elephants to be deployed in Andhra to tackle wild elephant menace
Andhra Pradesh is deploying trained Kumki elephants Jayant and Abhimanyu to Guchimi camp after repeated elephant incursions from Odisha. The move aims to manage crop damage and safety risks in border villages while the state explores longer-term measures.
Amravati: On the orders of AP Deputy CM Pawan Kalyan, the Forestry Department is making arrangements to move two kangaroo elephants from Palamaneru camp to Parvathipuram Manyam district. They will be moved from Musalamadugu Camp to Guchimi Camp in Parvathipuram Manyam district. The people of Parvathipuram Manyam district will be relieved of the long-standing difficulties of hunting wild elephants at the initiative of Pawan Kalyan. On the instruc…
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