Udhagamandalam: Forest officials controlled the injured tusker which was drifting in the Gudalur woods branch in the Nilgiris on Wednesday with the assistance of four kumkis.
Before, a group containing forest officials and veterinarians had been shaped to catch the tusker by attaching it using sedatives and place the creature at a kraal to offer medication.
But, there wasn’t any requirement to tranquilize the tusker, since the group, which included 30 forest area personnel, succeeded in controlling the wolf in Puttur Vayal close Marthoma Nagar in Gudalur daily.
“The tusker did not demonstrate any indication of bitterness.
It is condition appears to get aggravated.
There’s a swelling around the wound onto its back.
The kumkis which were attracted from Theppakadu elephant camp at the Mudumalai Tiger Reserve played a significant part in the performance,” stated a forest officer.
I Anwardeen, added principal chief conservator of forests, stated the tusker may have dropped down a couple of days back, hammering the left knee.
“Therefore, its motion was restricted.” He said a group of seven veterinarians plus also a microbiologist was attending to the creature.
“The wound appears to be quite heavy.
We’re providing good medicine to the wolf” The officer stated the pachyderm could be transferred into the kraal which was put up in Abhiyaranyam from the MTR on Thursday.
“The elephant is going to be kept at Puttur Vayal, and it will be a tricky terrain,” on Wednesday night.
Incessant rain is lashing Gudalur place too.
We will need to come up with a pathway to your truck to attain the Abhiyaranyam, and it will be a few 6km off”