Forest officials in Nilgiris light fireworks to chase wild elephants away from residential areas

The Nilgiris: The Forest Department officials are actively involved in chasing away wild male elephants that roam in the tea gardens in and around the Nilgiris district.

The Nilgiris: The Forest Department officials are actively involved in chasing away wild male elephants that roam in the tea gardens in and around the Nilgiris district.



In the past two months, wild elephant sightings have increased on the Coonoor-Mettupalayam Road and also in Ooty, Kolokambai, Thathurmattam and Thummanatty in the Nilgiris district. This caused labourers from going to tea estates fearing elephant attacks. 



The forest officials had to light fireworks to prevent wild elephants from straying into residential areas.

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