Expert team to investigate cause of Kawanthissa’s death
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The Department of Wildlife Conservation is expected to obtain a court order today (17) to conduct a post-mortem examination to determine the cause of Kawanthissa’s death, according to reports. Kawanthissa, regarded as the largest and talles...
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- —The Department of Wildlife Conservation is expected to obtain a court order today (17) to conduct a post-mortem examination to determine the cause of Kawanthissa’s death, according to reports.
- —Kawanthissa, regarded as the largest and tallest wild tusker in Sri Lanka, died yesterday (16) while receiving treatment in critical condition.
- —A team including experts from [].
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