Sahabat set for full recovery

By STEPHANIE LEE

KOTA KINABALU: An injured baby pygmy elephant rescued from an estate in Lahad Datu in April is now a friendly and happy calf.

Fearful and almost blind due to an infection when it was first spotted, the two-year-old calf named Sahabat is now on its way to a full recovery, and is expected to be able to return to the wild very soon.

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Sahabat , Lok Kawi wildlife park , Augustine Tuuga , Sabah Wildlife Department

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