Indian elephant dies near Rowmari border

Locals gather around the carcass of a wild elephant found in Baraibari border area in Rowmari, Kurigram on Monday, December 10, 2018 Dhaka TribuneThe carcass was spotted bear the 1067/6S pillar area on the border, BGB officials saidAn Indian wild elephant died near Baraibari border area in Kurigram’s Rowmari upazila on Monday, local Border Guard Bangladesh (BGB) officials reported. Maidul and Saiful, two local residents, said a herd of elephants had crossed the border Sunday night, destroying crops and causing disturbance. As the locals tried to drive them away, they witnessed an elephant falling down near the border. BGB Baraibari camp Company Commander Subedar Shafik confirmed the incident, telling reporters that a dead elephant had been spotted near the 1067/6S pillar area. He added that the cause of its death could not be determined, but the Indian Border Security Force (BSF) had been informed and would retrieve its body soon.

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Elephant’s body recovered in Sherpur

Forest officials recovered the body of a male elephant from Gurucharan-Dudhnoi area in Jhenaigati upazila on Thursday.


Being informed by locals, a team of forest department recovered the body around 7am, said Md Ashraful Alam, beat officer of Tawakucha beat of Forest Department in Jhenaigati upazila.


The elephant, aged around 14/15 years, has tusks around one foot, he said.


"The exact reason behind its death could not be known immediately and there was no injury mark in its body," said the forest officer.


The elephant might have died due to indigestion as jackfruit seeds were found in its dung collected from the spot, he added.


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Elephant’s body recovered in Sherpur

Sherpur, July 5 (UNB) - Forest officials recovered the body of a male elephant from Gurucharan-Dudhnoi area in Jhenaigati upazila on Thursday.

Being informed by locals, a team of forest department recovered the body around 7am, said Md Ashraful Alam, beat officer of Tawakucha beat of Forest Department in Jhenaigati upazila.

The elephant, aged around 14/15 years, has tusks around one foot, he said.

“The exact reason behind its death could not be known immediately and there was no injury mark in its body,” said the forest officer.

The elephant might have died due to indigestion as jackfruit seeds were found in its dung collected from the spot, he added.


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Elephant found dead in Sherpur

A wild elephant was found dead at bordering Gandhigaon village in Jhenaigati upazila on Tuesday morning.

Md Rafiqul Islam, beat officer of Gazni beat of Department of Forest in Jhenaigati upazila, said locals spotted the elephant 25/30 yards off Gandigaon Bonrani rest house and informed the forest office.

On information, officials of the forest department recovered the body around 7am.

The official said that the body bore an injury mark under its right ear.

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