Search for single-tusked elephant after 22 killed in India rampage
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- Authorities in Jharkhand, India, are on high alert as they search for a single-tusked elephant responsible for the deaths of 22 people during a rampage through villages and forests in West Singhbhum district. The elephant, which appears to have become separated from its herd, has been causing destruction since early January.
- This incident underscores the urgent need for effective wildlife management and conservation strategies in India, particularly in regions where human-elephant conflicts are prevalent. The loss of human life raises significant concerns about safety and the challenges faced by local communities.
- The situation reflects broader issues in wildlife conservation in India, where human encroachment into natural habitats often leads to tragic encounters between humans and wildlife. Recent incidents, such as the collision of an express train with a herd of elephants in Assam, highlight the ongoing struggles to protect both human lives and endangered species in the region.
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