Samaguri, Assam: The serene villages of Samaguri in Assam have been transformed into battlegrounds, as wild elephants continue their relentless rampage. Residents of Gendhali, Kuruwabahi, and Bharaguri are living in constant fear, their homes and livelihoods under siege.
These majestic creatures, once revered, have become a source of terror, destroying houses and properties with their sheer force. As the elephants roam freely, day and night, villagers struggle to protect their belongings and safeguard their families.
Despite the escalating crisis, the response from authorities has been inadequate. A small team of forest officials is overwhelmed by the magnitude of the problem, leaving villagers to fend for themselves.
The affected communities are pleading for immediate action. They urge the authorities to deploy additional resources and implement effective strategies to mitigate the impact of these wild elephant attacks. As the situation worsens, the people of Samaguri fear for their future and seek urgent solutions to this pressing issue.
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