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The injured elephant 'Yamgaj' from Parsa National Park was treated at Hilekhola forest in Rautahat on Thursday. A team of doctors from Chitwan-based National Nature Conservation Fund treated Yamgaj with darts.
Doctors speculated that the leg of the elephant was hit by a bullet or a spear. Yamagaj used to appear on the streets of the village scratching his legs for a few days. Amir Sadoula, the doctor of the
fund, said that Yamgaz had a serious injury on the lower part of his right leg. The team of doctors treated Yamagaj with a dart and spent an hour treating him. "As the pus has accumulated up to the inside of the leg wound, we have cleaned it and given antibiotics," he said.
Yamagaj, who is resting in Parsa National Park, has been roaming in Rautahat forest for two months. According to doctor Sadoula, it cannot be said that Yamagaj was shot or speared by a hunter. "Looking at it, it looks like a shot," he said, "I can't say that, but the wound is very deep." The doctor said that he will be discharged after recovery.
