Sidda, the injured elephant battling for life at Manchanabele backwaters in the taluk, did not consume food for the second day on Wednesday.
A team of veterinarians treating the elephant tried to shift the animal with the help of a crane. But, the efforts did not fructify as the elephant did not respond.
As many as 20 bottles of glucose and energy supplements were administered to the elephant.
Since the earlier scan on Sidda did not yield a clear picture, a digital scan was done on Wednesday.
A shamiana was erected to provide shade for the ailing animal. A team of doctors and personnel from the Forest department is camping at the spot to monitor the health of the elephant.
The activists of various organisations staged a dharna at the spot accusing the forest department of failure to ensure treatment for the elephant.
![]( "Activists of pro-Kannada organisations stage a dharna near Manchanabele reservoir in Ramangaram taluk on Wednesday, alleging failure on the part of the forest department in treating the injured elephant. DH Photo")
Sidda, the injured elephant battling for life at Manchanabele backwaters in the taluk, did not consume food for the second day on Wednesday.
A team of veterinarians treating the elephant tried to shift the animal with the help of a crane. But, the efforts did not fructify as the elephant did not respond.
As many as 20 bottles of glucose and energy supplements were administered to the elephant.
Since the earlier scan on Sidda did not yield a clear picture, a digital scan was done on Wednesday.
A shamiana was erected to provide shade for the ailing animal. A team of doctors and personnel from the Forest department is camping at the spot to monitor the health of the elephant.
The activists of various organisations staged a dharna at the spot accusing the forest department of failure to ensure treatment for the elephant.
A team of veterinarians treating the elephant tried to shift the animal with the help of a crane. But, the efforts did not fructify as the elephant did not respond.
As many as 20 bottles of glucose and energy supplements were administered to the elephant.
Since the earlier scan on Sidda did not yield a clear picture, a digital scan was done on Wednesday.
A shamiana was erected to provide shade for the ailing animal. A team of doctors and personnel from the Forest department is camping at the spot to monitor the health of the elephant.
The activists of various organisations staged a dharna at the spot accusing the forest department of failure to ensure treatment for the elephant.
Sidda, the injured elephant battling for life at Manchanabele backwaters in the taluk, did not consume food for the second day on Wednesday.A team of veterinarians treating the elephant tried to shift the animal with the help of a crane. But, the efforts did not fructify as the elephant did not respond.
As many as 20 bottles of glucose and energy supplements were administered to the elephant.
Since the earlier scan on Sidda did not yield a clear picture, a digital scan was done on Wednesday.
A shamiana was erected to provide shade for the ailing animal. A team of doctors and personnel from the Forest department is camping at the spot to monitor the health of the elephant.
The activists of various organisations staged a dharna at the spot accusing the forest department of failure to ensure treatment for the elephant.