Odisha: Elephant And Her Calf Rescued From Abandoned Well In Angul After 3-Hour Struggle
by Argus News
Sun, Jun 16 | 2:23 p.m.

Angul, June 16: A female elephant and her calf, who fell into an abandoned well in Odisha's Angul district, were rescued by a team of Forest department officials on Sunday following a three-hour struggle.

According to officials, the incident occurred near Lembutaila village under Jarapada Forest Range this morning when a female elephant and her 6-month-old calf fell into the abandoned well.

The locals informed the Forest department, following which a rescue operation was launched by a special team headed by Angul DFO Nitish Kumar.

As part of the rescue operation, a JCB machine was used to pull the animals to safety.

Upon being rescued, the female elephant and her  calf ventured into the nearby forest, officials said. 

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