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Two trained kumki elephants deployed in Parvathipuram to tackle human-elephant conflict
Two trained kumki elephants, Jayanth and Abhimanyu, were deployed in Parvathipuram to address human-elephant conflict. Deputy Chief Minister K. Pawan Kalyan flagged off the elephants to the Guchchimi Elephant Camp, where they will assist forest personnel in driving wild elephant herds back into forests to protect lives and crops.
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