Can Pakistan save the last two of its four captive African elephants?
Summary
Four African elephants were moved from Tanzania to Pakistan in 2009. Two have died, and the remaining two, named Madhubala and Malika, are currently sick, raising concerns about their care.Key Facts
- Four African elephants were brought from Tanzania to Pakistan in 2009.
- Two of these elephants have died since their arrival.
- The two surviving elephants, Madhubala and Malika, are both facing health problems.
- Madhubala is seriously ill and being treated by international veterinarians.
- Animal welfare activists have questioned the quality of care the elephants have received.
- The situation has raised concerns about how well the elephants are being looked after.
- Efforts are underway to try to save the health of the remaining elephants.
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