Vet teams race to save sick elephant in Ampara
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Veterinary treatment is continuing for a wild elephant that fell ill and collapsed at Sammanthurai in Ampara, with wildlife officials working around the clock to save the animal. According to the Ministry of Environment, the male elephant, ...
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- —Veterinary treatment is continuing for a wild elephant that fell ill and collapsed at Sammanthurai in Ampara, with wildlife officials working around the clock to save the animal.
- —According to the Ministry of Environment, the male elephant, estimated to be between 25 and 30 years old, is receiving intensive treatment under a joint operation involving [].
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