The Hindu·3 min read·medium

SIT attributes eight elephant deaths in Kerala river to ‘natural accidental causes’

K
K.S. Sudhi
SIT attributes eight elephant deaths in Kerala river to ‘natural accidental causes’
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A special investigation team has concluded that the deaths of eight elephants in a Kerala river last year were caused by natural accidental falls during flash floods. The report ruled out poaching and other human-related causes after finding no forensic evidence of foul play.

Eight elephants, which were found dead in a river flowing through the Malayattoor and Vazhachal forests last year, died of “natural accidental causes,” a special investigation team (SIT) report has concluded.

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