Elephant damages vehicles

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May 31, 2024

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It is reported that a radio collared elephant has damaged parked vehicles near houses in Badaga Banangala village recently.

The Forest department officials have conducted an inspection. It is yet to be confirmed if the radio collared elephant was Daksha.

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