Jorhat: Four deer of pigs were killed by a vehicle on the national highway 37 and other swamp swamps were killed by hunters in Kaziranga National Park (KNP) and tiger reserves when the animals came out of the garden from the flood.
The Chairman of Ministers Himanta Buswa Sarma made a “urgent appeal” and asked the police department in Nagaon, Jorhat, Sonitpur and Golaghat besides Director General of Police Assam to drive traffic due to flooding.
“Pl redirect traffic as shown below @ dgpasampolice @ assampolice @ nagaonpolice @ jorhat_police @ sonitpurpolice @ golaghatpolice,” Sarma tweeted.
Pl redirect traffic as shown below @DgPasampoPolice @assampolice @Aspolice @ jorhat_police …
https://t.co/FT7BXMKECEJ3- HIMANTA BUSWA SARMA (@Imantabiswa) 1630316862000Sarma also tweeted, “Urgent Appeal – we are all proud of the park National Kaziranga.
After the flood that causes the transfer of Kaziranga animals & places them at risk, I hope I beg from another truck / vehicle to avoid NH 715 for a trip between Assam Bottom & above & using NH 15 through the North Bank instead? “Urgent bandingamam is all proud with Kaziranga National Park.
After the flood that caused the transfer of Kaziranga An.
The animals were exposed to vehicles that drove when they crossed the highway to reach the nearest carbi hill to look for the plateau due to flooding, “said DFO, Division of Wildlife Assam Timur, Kazesh Kumar Gogoi.” One female swamp was found dead at the garden limit on no .1 Sildubi Gaon today (Monday) morning around 6:30 a.m.
by a local youth.
Introduction Investigation We said it could be a hunting case because the post-mortem report said the animal was killed using a sharp spear.
The case was being registered and the investigation was launched, “he said Towards a lower Assam.
According to the flood report issued by the authorities KNP on Monday, 70% of the park area has drowned by the flood.
All three divisions of the East Assam Wildlife, Biswanath and Nagaon Park have been affected until Monday night.
125 of 223 Anti-actions camps under agoratoli, Kohora, Bagori, Burhapahar, Bokakhat, the range of forests of Biswanath and Nagaon have been affected.
The agoratoli is the most affected by the worst where 32 out of a total of 36 camps have been flooded by Kohora where 31 of the total 49 camps Being underwater.
A forest camp in the Wildlife Biswanath division has been emptied and shifted to the location NG is safer.