Sullia: Search on to find elephant's lost carcass in Kumaradhara river


Daijiworld Media Network – Sullia (MS)

Sullia, Jul 19: The Forest Department is currently conducting an operation to locate the carcass of an elephant that was washed away in the Kumaradhara River near Kukke Subramanya on Monday, July 15, in the night.

Due to the swift current of the river, the carcass was carried away from its initial location. Despite intensified search efforts on Tuesday and Wednesday, authorities have not yet discovered any clues regarding its whereabouts.

 

The search operation continued into Thursday. However, adverse flood conditions have temporarily halted progress.

Officials suspect that the elephant's remains may be trapped at the river bottom or entangled in the forest undergrowth along the riverbank.

The search remains ongoing as locating the carcass is crucial for further investigation into the incident.

 

 

 

  

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  • real kujuma, kodial

    Fri, Jul 19 2024

    one of the most corrupt of all govt departments is the forest dept..just looting the forest wealth and spending money on useless activities.

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