Operation Kannur Makhna begins to capture rogue elephant in Aralam
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Forest authorities have brought two trained elephants, Vikram and Bharath, to Aralam to capture a rogue elephant through an operation named Operation Kannur Makhna.
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- Forest officials have transported two trained kumki elephants, Vikram and Bharath, to the Aralam wildlife sanctuary.
- These animals will assist in the tranquilization and capture of a rogue elephant that has been threatening local communities.
- Authorities have prepared a holding facility to house the elephant once it is secured.
- The operation follows previous reports of fatalities attributed to the rogue animal, and officials are currently monitoring its location to identify a suitable time for the capture.
What to watch next
- The arrival of a third kumki elephant to assist in the mission.
- The identification of a suitable location to conduct the tranquilization.
- The commencement of the capture operation by the expert team.
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NamedIndia · Aralam Wildlife Sanctuary · Bharath · Forest Department · Muthanga Elephant Camp · Vikram
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