Cheyyandane, Aug. 16: The wild elephants in Nariyamdada village of Cheyyandane have continued to attack the plantations, trampling and destroying various agricultural plants including coffee, areca nut and banana. This has caused immense losses to the farmers.
A herd of wild elephants has entered the plantations of Sudhir and Satish, farmers of Nariyamdada village, and damaged the agricultural crops. The farmers are worried as the wild elephants are destroying the crops they have grown with great difficulty throughout the year. Due to the constant movement of wild elephants in the village, the workers are reluctant to go for farm work. Despite informing the Forest Department about this several times, the farmers have expressed their dissatisfaction that there has been no permanent solution to the wild elephant plague due to the negligence of the officials.
The continuous movement of wild elephants has created a situation where people are afraid to travel on the road.
The villagers have demanded that the Forest Department immediately take permanent measures to control the elephant menace. They have also demanded that appropriate compensation be provided to the plantation owners who have suffered crop losses due to elephant attacks.
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