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Odisha govt to launch scheme to check elephant deaths

 

1 Sep 2019


With the number of elephants getting electrocuted and run over by trains and trucks increasing, Odisha government has decided to launch a scheme, Gajabandhu, for their safety and protection.

As part of the scheme, which will be launched in villages surrounding elephant corridors, the location and movement of elephants will be tracked, said AK Mohapatra, outgoing chief wildlife warden of Odisha. A ‘Gajabandhu’ (friend of elephants) will lead a team assigned this task, which will coordinate with field officials.

“We hope it would help in preventing elephant deaths due to road accidents and man-animal conflicts,” said Mohapatra. The government is also planning to construct speed breakers at 65 locations in elephant corridors and install CCTV cameras at some loacations, he added.


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