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StoryEN onlyfirst: 8 Jullast: 10 Jul

चितवन राष्ट्रिय निकुञ्जले जंगली हात्ती ध्रुवेको दाह्रा काट्ने र रेडियो कलर जडान गर्ने

चितवन राष्ट्रिय निकुञ्जका अधिकारीहरूले २५ जनाको ज्यान लिइसकेको 'ध्रुवे' नामको जंगली हात्तीलाई नियन्त्रणमा लिएर उसको दाह्रा काट्ने तयारी गरेका छन्। निकुञ्जका प्रमुख संरक्षण अधिकृत दिलबहादुर पुनका अनुसार हात्तीलाई लठ्याएर दाह्रा काट्नुका साथै नयाँ रेडियो कलर समेत जडान गरिनेछ। दुई वर्षअघि पनि ध्रुवेको दाह्रा काटिएको थियो, तर पछिल्लो समय पुनः मानवीय क्षति भएपछि यो कदम चालिएको हो।

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Rampaging Elephant 'Dhruve' to be Sedated, Tusk Trimmed, and Fitted with New Radio Collar

Chitwan. The rogue elephant 'Dhruve', responsible for 25 deaths, will be brought under control, its tusks trimmed, and a new...

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5 more headlines since

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  1. Efforts to dart Dhurbe elephant continue as search remains unsuccessful

    CHITWAN: Authorities have so far failed to dart wild elephant Dhurbe despite efforts to capture and control the animal following the death of a mother and her young son in Bharatpur. Darting is a technique used to immobilize wild animals for control, treatment or relocation purposes. Dhurbe, a notorious wild elephant in the Chitwan National […]

  2. Rogue Elephant 'Dhruve' Still at Large After Killing 25

    Chitwan. Preparations were made to control the rogue elephant Dhruve and cut its tusks, but it has not been darted...

  3. CNP to trim short tusks of Dhrube, the rowdy

    Chitwan, July 8: The tusks of a notorious wild male elephant, Dhrube, would be trimmed short by taking him under control...

  4. Dhurbe’s tusks to be trimmed again following latest fatal incident

    CHITWAN: Wildlife authorities are preparing to tranquilize the notorious wild elephant known as Dhurbe, trim its tusks and fit it with a new radio collar after the animal’s latest fatal attack raised its death toll to 25. Chief Conservation Officer Dil Bahadur Pun of Chitwan National Park said the operation will be carried out once […]

  5. CNP to tranquilize killer elephant ‘Dhrube’ for tusk trimming and new radio collar

    CHITWAN: The wild elephant ‘Dhrube’, which has taken twenty-five lives, is set to be brought under control to have its tusks trimmed short. The elephant’s tusks were also cut two years ago. Preparations are underway to tranquilize the elephant, trim its tusks, and install a new radio collar, according to Chief Conservation Officer of the […]

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