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Two trained kumki elephants deployed in Parvathipuram to tackle human-elephant conflict

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The Hindu Bureau
Two trained kumki elephants deployed in Parvathipuram to tackle human-elephant conflict
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The Andhra Pradesh government has deployed two trained kumki elephants, Jayanth and Abhimanyu, to the Parvathipuram Manyam district to help manage human-elephant conflicts. These elephants will assist forest officials in guiding wild herds away from human settlements and back into forest areas to protect crops and property.

Two trained kumki elephants, Jayanth and Abhimanyu, were flagged off to the Guchchimi Elephant Camp in Parvathipuram Manyam district on Friday as part of the Andhra Pradesh government’s efforts to strengthen measures to mitigate human-elephant conflict in the region.

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