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Search for single-tusked elephant after 22 killed in India rampage

13 Ocak 2026The Guardian

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Authorities in Jharkand, India, are on high alert as they search for a rogue elephant responsible for the deaths of 22 people. The single-tusked elephant has been rampaging through villages and forests in the West Singhbhum district since early January. Efforts are underway to track and contain the animal, which appears to have become separated from its herd.

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The situation highlights the ongoing conflict between wildlife and human populations in India, particularly as urban expansion encroaches on natural habitats. The tragic loss of life raises questions about wildlife management and the need for effective strategies to prevent such incidents in the future. Additionally, the emotional and psychological toll on the affected communities cannot be overlooked.

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Jharkand is known for its rich biodiversity, but incidents like this are becoming increasingly common as human settlements expand into wildlife territories. The Indian government has been criticized for its handling of human-wildlife conflicts, which often leads to tragic outcomes for both people and animals.

This article is based on reports from The Guardian and may not reflect the latest developments in the situation.

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