Thermal-imaging drones to monitor elephant Kavantissa at night
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1 min readFrom 6 outlets- The elephant had been treated since September 24 for a right front-leg injury believed to have been caused by a gunshot.
- Veterinarians report the leg had improved, but the elephant developed other concerns, including reduced appetite.
- A treatment plan involves wildlife and zoo veterinarians and Peradeniya veterinary faculty experts; Thai specialists have been approved or are being considered.
- Officials say crowds, noise and drone use near the site could interfere with treatment.
- Businessman Dudley Sirisena offered to fund the Thai team and medicines, according to Daily Mirror.
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Daily MirrorEN
Round-the-clock efforts to save KavantissaNewswireEN
Environment Ministry approves Thai Veterinary Team to treat critical Tusker KavanthissaRupavahini NewsSI
කාවන්තිස්ස ඇතු නිරීක්ෂණයට පරිසර ඇමති එක්වෙයිNewsfirst (தமிழ்)TA
Race to Save Kavantissa: Sri Lanka Seeks Thai Experts
Earlier coverage
Reports on the same subject from the months before this story.
- Dinamina · තබ්බෝව වැව කේන්ද්ර කරගත් අලි සුපෝෂණ වැඩසටහන සාර්ථකයි
- Daily Mirror · Kawanthissa falls sick again
- Daily Mirror · Wildlife offices on alert over tusker Kavantissa