Ailing female elephant under treatment succumbs in Coimbatore

An ailing female elephant succumbed to her illness this morning at Povulampatti forest range in Coimbatore.








Coimbatore: An ailing female elephant succumbed to her illness this morning at Povulampatti forest range in Coimbatore.

A couple of days back, the female elephant was spotted in a very weak state by the locals of Borathi village next to Poluvampatti forest range. Since then, foresters and a team led by Senior Veterinarian Sukumar were treating the pachyderm with antibiotics and IV fluids.

However, not responding to the treatment, the elephant estimated to be around 12-year-old succumbed to Illness, today. 

The series of elephant deaths in Coimbatore forest range has left the wildlife activists and environmentalists in a perturbed state. The veterinarians have opined that all elephants that have died recently have been suffering from liver-related disease and dehydration, resulting to their death. 

They also suspect that the elephants feeding on crops sprayed with fertilisers could also be a trigger for their illness.

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