Wild elephant found dead in Udalguri
A five years old wild elephant has been found dead at a paddy field in Majuli Basti village under Dimakuchi Police Station in Udalguri district on August 28. According to veterinary sources it had been poisoned at some other places two days back. Nature lovers express serious concern at regular deaths of wild elephants in the district.
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