Sonitpur, August 31, 2025 (Sunday): A special health check-up camp was successfully conducted at Orang National Park and Tiger Reserve, where the medical needs of 38 elephants were thoroughly examined.
The camp was led by Padmashree Dr. K.K. Sarma, along with Veterinary Officer Dr. Amarjyoti Boro and their team of experts. The doctors looked at the elephants’ overall health, checked for any illnesses, and carried out necessary treatments.
During the camp, the veterinary team carried out important procedures like deworming and vaccinations. These steps help to keep the elephants safe from infections and ensure their long-term well-being.
Speaking at the event, Divisional Forest Officer (DFO) Pradipta Baruah stressed that such health check-ups are essential for the elephants’ welfare. He explained that regular medical care helps in early detection of problems and ensures that the animals remain fit and healthy in the reserve.
This effort not only safeguards the elephants’ lives but also helps in protecting the rich biodiversity of Orang National Park, which is home to both elephants and tigers.
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