Dubare Elephant Camp Reopens with Enhanced Safety Measures

Kushalnagar, Sept. 20: The Dubare Elephant Camp near Kushalnagar has been opened to tourists starting Sunday, following the strict implementation of safety guidelines for the camp.

Dr. Mantar Gowda, MLA of Madikeri constituency, inaugurated the reopening by distributing tickets to tourists at the camp's reception center. Speaking on the occasion, Dr. Mantar Gowda noted that the government and the Forest Department have formulated necessary safety measures in the wake of an unfortunate incident that occurred at the camp previously. He urged tourists and the general public to strictly adhere to the department's guidelines to prevent any untoward incidents in the future.

He emphasized that visitors must exercise caution and ensure they do not disturb the elephants in any way. He called upon everyone to cooperate with the safety measures and join hands in making the Dubare Elephant Camp an exemplary tourist destination.

He expressed regret over the incident last May, where a female tourist lost her life after getting caught in a clash between two elephants, and the subsequent death of an injured elephant. He reiterated the need for everyone to exercise care and precaution to prevent the recurrence of such tragedies.

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