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Shock and awe: Elephants in the killing fields of Odisha

 

20 Nov 2022

In October 2018, a big herd of elephants walked past Kamalanga village in Dhenkanal. Some members of the group came in contact with a high-voltage live wire. Social and sentient as they are, other elephants of the herd tried to help those in distress only to pay with their lives. That was the biggest elephant electrocution tragedy in the state - seven elephants perished in one go.

Four years hence, very little seems to have changed on the ground. Odisha government may have been pumping in crores of rupees to give safe passage to wild elephants but power lines are one of the biggest unnatural killers of the gentle giants.


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