  
A wild elephant originating from Kusumgama in Gallella, Polonnaruwa, has been safely relocated to the Udawalawe Elephant Transit Home to receive necessary medical care. The Department of Wildlife Conservation coordinated the transfer on October 29, ensuring the animal was transported securely to the specialized rehabilitation facility.
Following its arrival at the transit home, medical treatment was promptly initiated. The ongoing care is being conducted under the direct supervision of wildlife veterinarian Malaka Kasun Abeywardhana, who serves as the officer in charge of the Udawalawe Elephant Transit Home.
Key Developments
- A wild elephant found in Kusumgama, Gallella, Polonnaruwa, was safely transported to the Udawalawe Elephant Transit Home.
- The Department of Wildlife Conservation facilitated the relocation on October 29.
- Treatment began under the supervision of veterinarian Malaka Kasun Abeywardhana, head of the transit facility.
The elephant will remain at the Udawalawe facility for further veterinary care and observation as treatment progresses.