A rescue and training centre in Bhubaneswar, Odisha, is currently caring for 9 elephants, Binoda Acharay, DFO Chandaka, said in an ANI X .
The centre takes in elephants that have been abandoned by their herds or injured elsewhere. According to Acharay, the animals are rescued, treated and trained at the facility.
What the centre does
The Chandaka facility serves as a place where rescued elephants receive care after being separated from their herds or suffering injuries. Its work combines rescue, treatment and training.
Acharay started explaining the centre's aim, but the available statement ends before that explanation is complete. The full details of the centre's stated objective are not yet available.
Key facts
- Location: Bhubaneswar, Odisha
- Facility: Rescue and training centre
- Elephants at the centre: 9
- Official quoted: Binoda Acharay, DFO Chandaka
- Care provided: Rescue, treatment and training
Conclusion
The Chandaka rescue and training centre is caring for 9 elephants, including animals abandoned by their herds or injured elsewhere. Its work includes rescue, treatment and training, while the complete explanation of its broader aim remains unavailable.
Frequently Asked Questions
Q. Where is the elephant rescue centre?
The centre is in Bhubaneswar, Odisha, in the Chandaka area.
Q. How many elephants are at the centre?
There are 9 elephants at the facility.
Q. Which elephants are rescued there?
The centre rescues elephants abandoned by their herds and those injured elsewhere.
Q. What care do the elephants receive?
They are rescued, treated and trained at the centre.
Q. Who described the centre's work?
Binoda Acharay, DFO Chandaka, described the facility and its work.
