Wild Elephant Threatens Residential Areas

Siddapura, Nov 9: Residents of the area near MG Colony in Nellihudikeri village have expressed concern, stating that a herd of wild elephants roams the locality daily, creating a situation where people are afraid to step out of their homes in the evenings.

Despite operations conducted by Forest Department officials and staff to drive the elephants back into the forest, the animals continue to appear in the residential area.

Following the sighting of an elephant on Saturday evening, villagers alerted the Forest Department. In response, staff from the Meenukolli forest range attempted to drive the animals away from the residential area—located within coffee plantations—by bursting firecrackers. However, the elephants merely moved from one plantation to another, showing reluctance to return to the forest. The Forest Department has now deployed a staff member to remain on duty during the night shift.

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