On Thursday morning, Yamagaj entered the settlement near the main square of Chandranigahpur and destroyed the house.
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The wild elephant 'Yamgaj', which has been living in the forest of Rautahat's Chandrapur municipality for a long time, has now started entering the village. On Thursday morning, Yamagaj entered the settlement near the main square of Chandranigahpur and destroyed the house.
Yamagaj, who came from Parsa National Park, has been living in Rautahat forest for almost a year. Local mediaperson Anmol Karki said that Yamgaz had been living on the road in the Lamaha-Chandranigahpur section of the East-West Highway lately and had started destroying houses. Yamagaj has damaged the wall of Karki's house. After entering the settlement, the Nepali Army, Armed Police, Nepal Police and locals joined forces and fled the city towards the forest.
Yamgaj, who suffered a serious leg injury in the community forest nursery located in Chandrapur-3, four months ago, half a dozen houses were destroyed in Judibela. Yamagaja's front right leg is heard. The doctor does not have or to make sure that Yamagaj was shot by a hunter or speared. The Division Forest Office has said that they are coordinating with the Ministry of Forestry of the state government during the of wild elephants. Chitwan-based National Nature Conservation Fund's veterinarian Amir Sadoula and wildlife technician Tirtha Lama, the injured 'Yamgaj' was darted twice inside the rhinoceros nursery and given antibiotics.
