Perhilitan relocates wild elephant in Kluang after residents' complaint


KLUANG: The Wildlife Protection and National Parks Department (Perhilitan) in Johor has captured and relocated a male elephant which was part of a herd that caused uneasiness among residents in Taman Sri Lambak here.

Its director Aminuddin Jamin said that the adult elephant was captured on Tuesday (May 9) following complaints coming from residents.

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