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Decapitated elephant found along Kalabakan-Sapulut road
Published on: Monday, January 20, 2025
Published on: Mon, Jan 20, 2025
By: Abbey Junior
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KOTA KINABALU: A disturbing video showing the carcass of an elephant without its head has surfaced, sparking concern amongst conservationists and the public.
The video, reportedly taken yesterday along the Kalabakan-Sapulut road, was shared this morning in a private Facebook group named Borneo Mammals Club.
According to the post, the carcass was discovered by a passer-by driving along the road.
“The elephant was found by someone driving along the Kalabakan-Sapulut road. DaMaI (Danau Girang Field Centre) and JHL (Sabah Wildlife Department) have been alerted. It should still be there today, as it may take some time to bury it,” the post stated.
The location of the carcass is said to be approximately 20km from Maliau Basin when heading towards the area from Kalabakan.
The Daily Express is currently awaiting confirmation from the Sabah Wildlife Department regarding the incident.
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