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Anthrax infection kills female elephantin Coimbatore forest; carcass burnt

Forest staff came across the carcass during a routine patrol within the Gopanari reserve forest on October 13; after a blood smear sample tested positive for anthrax, the carcass was burnt

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Anthrax infection kills female elephant in Coimbatore forest; carcass burnt

Forest staff came across the carcass during a routine patrol within the Gopanari reserve forest on October 13; after a blood smear sample tested positive for anthrax, the carcass was burnt

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Source: The Hindu. Published 15 Oct 2026, 07:05 pm.

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